This 86-acre parcel owned by the Town of Easton offers a prime location for industrial, technology, and aviation businesses and is featured in Easton’s Comprehensive Plan as a priority for development. Mistletoe Hall is served by Easton Utilities and has access to water, sewer, redundant power, natural gas, and fiber. The property has frontage on Goldsborough Neck Road and the Easton Airport with access from Glebe Road. It sits adjacent to the existing Talbot Commerce Park. There are multiple development incentives including Enterprise Zone Tax Credit, Biotechnology Investment Incentive Tax Credit, Job Creation Tax Credit, More Jobs for Marylander’s Tax Credit, and Research and Development Tax Credit. The Maryland Department of Labor’s American Jobs Centers office in Easton and the Upper Shore Workforce Investment Board in Wye Mills provide resources for workforce development.