The Van Norman Innovation Park in Tillsonburg, Ontario, presents a rare industrial land offering within one of Southwestern Ontario’s fastest-growing manufacturing corridors. This for-sale opportunity features flexible, development-ready lots starting at 5 acres, with the ability to combine parcels to accommodate larger users. Zoned General Industrial (MG), the vacant land is fully serviced with municipal water, sewer, hydro, natural gas, and gigabit fibre optic connectivity, supporting a wide range of industrial uses from advanced manufacturing and food processing to logistics and Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). Competitive land pricing and lower operating costs create a compelling value proposition, allowing occupiers and investors to develop modern facilities designed for efficiency, scalability, and long-term growth within a pro-business municipal framework. Positioned directly off Ontario Highway 3, The Van Norman Innovation Park benefits from exceptional regional and cross-border connectivity. Tillsonburg sits in Oxford County, strategically located between London, Woodstock, Brantford, and the Greater Toronto Area, with efficient access to Highways 401 and 403 via nearby interchanges in Woodstock and Ingersoll. This infrastructure links the site to Toronto, Windsor, and key US border crossings, including Detroit and Buffalo, within approximately 2.5 hours. Rail service is provided by GIO Rail, with connections to CN and CP, enhancing distribution capabilities. The area is further supported by proximity to five international airports and the Tillsonburg Regional Airport, which is charter-ready, reinforcing the site’s appeal for time-sensitive manufacturing and logistics operations. Located within Southwestern Ontario’s established manufacturing and automotive supply chain, Tillsonburg offers access to a skilled and stable workforce drawn from nearby post-secondary institutions in London, Woodstock, and Brantford. The town’s designated industrial lands, streamlined approvals, and economic development incentives reduce entitlement risk and accelerate development timelines. As e-commerce growth, supply-chain re-shoring, and population expansion continue to drive demand for modern industrial space, secondary markets like Tillsonburg are gaining momentum. The Van Norman Innovation Park on Innovation Way stands out as a strategic opportunity, delivering immediate operational advantages and strong long-term appreciation potential within Ontario’s evolving industrial landscape.