A Fully Vacant 11,495 SF Retail/Flex Building Ready for Immediate Occupancy Two Drive-In Doors and Flexible Layout Suitable for Retail, Industrial, Or Service Commercial Uses Prime Location Just 0.25 Miles from MA-3 and Under Two Miles from I-495 Strong Retail Traffic Draw from Walmart, Hannaford, Starbucks, Chipotle, and Other National Brands Located in a Growing Commercial Hub with Robust Infrastructure, Skilled Workforce, and a Diverse Employer Base Marcus & Millichap is pleased to present 61 Parkhurst Road, an adaptable 11,495-square-foot retail/flex building in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. Delivered fully vacant and ready for immediate occupancy, the property offers a rare opportunity for an owner-user, investor, or hybrid operator seeking functional space with exceptional accessibility. Previously occupied by Middlesex Rental and a dance studio, the building features two drive-in doors, open floor plates, and flexible layouts that accommodate a wide range of retail, industrial, or flex users. With its strategic placement, adaptable configuration, and proximity to major demand drivers, 61 Parkhurst Road represents a compelling opportunity for acquisition in a high-demand Greater Boston submarket. The property is strategically positioned just 0.25 miles from MA-3 and less than two miles from I-495, placing it within one of the region’s most efficient logistics and transportation networks. Several nearby national retailers along Drum Hill Road, including Walmart, Hannaford, Starbucks, and Chipotle, drive significant daily traffic that will benefit any owner-user. Moreover, 61 Parkhurst Road is situated within an economically resilient town known for its strong workforce and sustained commercial growth, supported by Chelmsford’s robust business environment and ongoing public and private investment in new development. Once rooted in textile manufacturing, Chelmsford’s economy has evolved into a modern innovation hub with a diversified employer base across technology, healthcare, education, and manufacturing. This transformation, paired with regional partnerships and technical training pipelines, continues to attract businesses seeking stability, skilled labor, and accessible infrastructure.