Warehouse and shop space for rent in Medfield, MA
United Flex Medfield
93 West St, Medfield, MA 02052A nine-building flex park at Route 27 and West Street, a mile from town center: 53,000 square feet on 4.6 acres, seventeen miles southwest of Boston.
- 9 buildings · A to I
- 53,000 SF on 4.6 acres
- Office and shop suites
- Availability on request
- 3‑phase power · on‑site solar
- 3 drive-ins & 8 dock doors
- Private bathrooms, most buildings
- 50 parking spaces
Unit sizes
Use these listed sizes to plan your space. The Welcome Team confirms current availability, bay-specific features and pricing with you before you decide.
| Bay | Size | Clear height | Door | Power | Monthly quote | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A10 | 1,100 SF Bldg A | 13' clear | Loading access | 3-phase | Request pricing | Availability on request |
| B2 | 2,200 SF Bldg B | 13' clear | Drive-in | 3-phase | Request pricing | Availability on request |
United Flex Medfield
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Around the park
Everything a workday needs, close.
- Medfield center (Rtes 109/27)1 mile
- I-95 / Rte 128 via Rte 1098 miles
- I-495 via Rte 109 west10 miles
- Millis5 to 8 minutes
- Walpole10 to 12 minutes
- Dover / Sherborn10 minutes
Dover, Sherborn, Medfield, and Walpole are some of the state's most maintained housing stock, and the trades that maintain it need a base inside the ring. This park is that base, a mile from town center.
The Medfield guide
Small business space in Medfield, MA.
Written from the ground, not from a template: the hat-factory history, the Route 27 business node, the Charles River towns, and what a working day looks like in Medfield.
Medfield burned in King Philip's War in 1676 and rebuilt into a manufacturing town nobody expects: from 1801 it made straw and felt hats, and the E.V. Mitchell factory grew into the second-largest hat works in the country, employing over a thousand people into the 1950s. The town is quietly reinventing its industrial spaces again (the old state hospital campus is becoming the Bellforge Arts Center), and its working addresses concentrate at the Route 27 business node a mile northwest of town center.
That's where this park sits: nine buildings lettered A through I, 53,000 square feet on 4.6 acres, with three-phase power, on-site solar, three drive-ins and eight dock doors, and a mix of office and shop suites. Ask for current sizes and pricing.
Route 109 runs from Medfield center east to I-95/Route 128 at Westwood (about eight miles) and west to I-495 near Milford, which brackets the park between both beltways. Route 27 itself carries ten-thousand-plus vehicles a day past the corner and connects north through Sherborn toward Natick and Framingham. For a trades business, the ring that matters is tighter: Millis over the Charles in five minutes, Dover and Sherborn in ten, Walpole in twelve. Some of the most maintained housing stock in Massachusetts, all needing the people who maintain it.
The park works like a small industrial village: masonry buildings from 1983 with thirteen feet clear, natural gas heat, air conditioning with real thermostats, private bathrooms in most buildings, city water and sewer, and fifty parking spaces. Three-phase power runs the machines; the rooftop solar array trims the operating bill. Suites scale up to dock-served space over three thousand feet, so an operation can start small and move buildings instead of moving towns.
Town center is a mile down West Street: coffee, the bank, the post office on the Route 109 Main Street strip. Supply runs go east on 109 toward the 128 belt or up 27 toward Natick's retail mile. Ask the Welcome Team for current availability, a written quote and a tour time.
From tour to keys in four steps.
- 1Pick your bay
Ask the Welcome Team for current availability, bay specifications and a written quote.
- 2Tour & confirm fit
Walk the bay. Confirm your use, required permits, specifications and your One United Price before signing.
- 3Review & sign
Review your One United Price and plain-English lease summary before signing.
- 4Move in
Complete the agreed approvals and move-in requirements, then collect your keys.
The local line
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Medfield questions, answered.
Nine masonry buildings (A to I) totaling 53,000 square feet on 4.6 acres: 13 feet clear, three drive-in bays, eight exterior dock doors, 3-phase power, natural gas heat, air conditioning, on-site solar, private bathrooms in most buildings, and 50 parking spaces, zoned Industrial-Extensive.
Ask the Welcome Team to confirm access hours, security arrangements and tour options for your chosen unit.
Trades, contractors, e-commerce, studios, light assembly, and office-plus-storage operations fit the park's established mix. Auto repair and similar uses depend on the property's permits under the IE zoning: ask before you tour for a straight answer.
Tell the team your size, timing and proposed use. They can confirm current availability and any upcoming opportunities. Price on request. One United Price means your written quote sets out base rent and any recurring property charges together. If the lease is triple-net, those charges include your share of building taxes, insurance and upkeep. Utilities and your own business insurance are separate. Confirm the bay's billing arrangements, deposit, annual increases and any year-end adjustment before you sign.