1 Remington Park Dr
Cazenovia, NY 13035

Designed and built by the brightest engineers at GHD, the entire state-of-the-art building has been occupied by GHD since its conception. In addition to office and conference areas, it includes a kitchen area, lunch room, entranceway, corridors, mechanical spaces, storage areas, print room, library, exercise room and training area. The building does incorporate some garage space which is currently used for storage of maintenance equipment and recyclable materials. Building contains a fireproof vault, shower rooms and seven (7) conference rooms. Center courtyard contains a masonry sculpture by Dorothy Riester, depicting earth, air and water. Currently there are 147 parking spaces. Parking can easily be expanded if required. The building is located in Madison County, New York, which has a regional workforce of over 433,000, with strengths in agriculture, alternative energy, back office & call centers, logistics & distribution, and manufacturing. There are numerous industrial parks, as well as a deep inventory of available sites and buildings, many of them shovel-ready, to speed your time to market. Madison County itself is largely rural, with lots of wide open spaces and a cost of living that is 10% lower than the U.S. average. Over the last five years, Cazenovia has seen several new projects. Empire Farmstand Brewery, Red Barn 20/Windridge Estate, the Hampton Inn and Aldi have brought a great deal of traffic to the area. A new drug store and bank are considering plans for locations in the immediate area. There is a proposed affordable senior housing development under review and other apartment housing projects being planned. Retail space supply in the Village and in the Tops anchored plaza is very tight with no availability. The economy is reinforced by its agricultural, manufacturing and educational (from three colleges) sectors that are supported by retail, services and healthcare. Madison County, New York sits directly between two of the biggest connection points in New York. Just 23 miles to the west, Syracuse is your gateway to connections in Western New York State such as Rochester and Buffalo as well as north to Canada and south to Binghamton and Pennsylvania via 1-81. Go a mere 40 miles east, and Utica presents you with connections to Albany and New York City. Many of the local industrial parks are located near rails or offer rail service, a clear advantage for product distribution. Madison County is one of the only regions in New York to have direct access to the Intercity Railroad Passenger Service. Passing straight through Madison County, it provides commuter rail access to Pennsylvania and Canada. Syracuse Hancock International airport is the closest full-service airport. Hancock offers direct flights to over twenty major cities including: New York City, Boston, Chicago, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, Cleveland, Atlanta, Dallas/Fort Worth, Denver and Orlando.