6325 Boulevard des Grandes-Prairies, located in Saint-Léonard, introduces a highly functional leasing opportunity offering 4,602 to 35,743 square feet of flex industrial space within Montréal’s dynamic East End industrial corridor. The facility delivers a strong combination of operational efficiency and visibility, featuring 18-foot, 6-inch clear warehouse ceilings, drive-in bays, multiple loading docks, and dedicated office space with expansive windows and meeting rooms. Signage opportunities, central air and heating, and ample on-site parking enhance the user experience within a professionally managed environment. Designed for versatility, the space supports distribution, logistics, showroom, light manufacturing, and last-mile delivery uses, creating a scalable platform for a wide range of industrial users alongside established tenants such as Faucher and Sarstedt. Strategically positioned with direct access to Highway 40 and near Highway 25, 6325 Boulevard des Grandes-Prairies ensures easy connectivity across Greater Montréal, including Laval, the South Shore, and downtown. The site sits within 40 minutes of Montréal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL), CN rail, and the Port of Montréal, supporting time-sensitive logistics and supply chain operations. Public transit access via nearby bus routes and the Saint-Léonard-Montréal-Nord station further enhances accessibility. Surrounding amenities provide everyday convenience, including McDonald's, Dollarama, BMO Bank of Montreal, and Tim Hortons, all located within minutes. Situated in Saint-Léonard, one of Montréal’s established industrial and commercial hubs, 6325 Boulevard des Grandes-Prairies benefits from a dense ecosystem of light manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution. The surrounding area provides access to a skilled labor pool of more than 970,000 people within a 10-kilometer radius. In a supply-constrained market, 6325 Boulevard des Grandes-Prairies represents a rare opportunity to secure flexible, high-visibility industrial space within Montréal’s evolving industrial landscape.