201-207 S. Central Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21231

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Building Details:

• Year Built: 1905

201-207 S. Central Avenue is an industrial property located in Baltimore, MD. The property currently has 1 industrial space for lease and is marketed by .

The property borders both historic Little Italy and Fells Point at the southeast corner of Pratt Street and Central Avenue. This location is also just north of the newly developing Inner Harbor East (Gold Coast) and features upscale shopping, amenity-rich high-rise apartments and condominiums, hotels, galleries, fashion boutiques and popular restaurants along the waterfront.

• Available Spaces

Suite	Space Type	Pricing	Size
---	Industrial Space	For lease: Negotiable
The Foundery building was built in 1905 and originally housed the Kavanagh Coppersmith Company which served the city’s breweries, distillers, and industries such as Crown Cork and Seal and drug maker Sharp and Dohme. The Kavanagh's started making whiskey at the location from about 1920 to 1936. Most recently, the building served as a makerspace facility with machine tools, digital tools like 3D printers and equipment for woodworking and metalworking.  « show less The Foundery building was built in 1905 and originally housed the Kavanagh Coppersmith Company which served the city’s breweries, distillers,...  show more » View Details The Foundery building was built in 1905 and originally housed the Kavanagh Coppersmith Company which served the city’s breweries, distillers, and industries such as Crown Cork and Seal and drug maker Sharp and Dohme. The Kavanagh's started making whiskey at the location from about 1920 to 1936. Most recently, the building served as a makerspace facility with machine tools, digital tools like 3D printers and equipment for woodworking and metalworking. Pricing: Negotiable Availability: Now Listing ID: 3137086 Office space(s): --- Ceiling height: --- Column space: --- Has sprinklers: No Power: --- Loading Zone: • Has rail access: No Save to list