Pennington Multiple Space Uses for Lease - Trenton
Princeton West Innovation Campus is a multi-purpose research and development and biologic/pharmaceutical manufacturing campus situated on 433 picturesque acres in Pennington, New Jersey. With over $500 million invested in capital improvements by the former owner, Bristol-Myers Squibb, the campus boasts over 30 buildings, including biological product development and clinical manufacturing facilities, R&D support facilities, BSL-2+ facilities, office buildings, and a data center with 24/7 operation. Plus, there’s a build-to-suit opportunity on a 35-acre lot available. Tenants have access to a best-in-class amenity portfolio that features a premier fitness center, full-service cafeteria, a child development center, the Mansion conference center, a 1,600-space parking garage, a lakeside walking path/nature trail, and a 190-acre working farm. Neighboring Princeton, New Jersey, Princeton West Innovation Campus is in the heart of the US Northeast Corridor, with strategic access to local pharmaceutical, global biotech, financial, and media markets. The campus is located off Route 31 with convenient access to Routes 1, 27, and 206, Interstates 95, 195, 295, and the New Jersey Turnpike. For out of town travelers, Princeton West Innovation Campus is situated approximately 12 miles from three NJ Transit/AMTRAK train stations along the Northeast Corridor (Princeton Junction, Hamilton, and Trenton) with service to and from New York Penn Station in Midtown Manhattan, Philadelphia, Boston and Washington, DC. Additionally, the campus is located less than 10 miles from Trenton-Mercer Airport and approximately 50 miles from Newark Liberty International Airport and Philadelphia International Airport. New Jersey has one of the most highly skilled and educated workforces in the US, including the highest concentration of scientists and engineers in the world. Situated less than 10 miles from the campus are Princeton University, Rider University, The State College of New Jersey, Thomas Edison State College, and Mercer County Community College.
