INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Bakersfield

Buildings:

• 6610 Cherry Ave (Building A): 8,000 SF Industrial
• 6610 Cherry Ave (Building B): 8,000 SF Industrial

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Cherry Ave Industrial is not just a listing — it’s a 40-acre blank canvas of industrial growth potential in Bakersfield, CA. Sitting on a corner lot at Cherry Avenue & Kratzmeyer Road, this dual-building site offers two brand-new 8,000 SF industrial buildings on a sprawling 40-acre parcel, with a mapped-out subdivision plan for 4–5 acre parcels.

Designed for expansion and scalability, the property comes wired with 3-phase 400-amp power, water service, and security fencing, making it plug-and-play ready for a range of industrial users. With 20 additional acres of commercial-zoned land, the upside here is enormous: think build-to-suit clusters, warehouse campuses, or flex-industrial nodes. Owner financing is available, and the seller is even open to trades — offering investors and owner-users flexibility that’s rare in today’s market.

This is where industrial imagination meets Kern County practicality: a hard-corner, utility-ready, multi-parcel opportunity in one of California’s most promising growth regions.

PROPERTY FACTS

INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

• Two Brand-New 8,000 SF Industrial Buildings (16,000 SF total)
• 40 Acres with Expansion Potential – map approved for 4–5 acre parcels
• Power Infrastructure in Place: 3-phase 400 amp
• Flexible Financing: Owner financing + trade option available
• Strategic Location: Positioned at a high-visibility corner in Bakersfield’s growth corridor

BAKERSFIELD INDUSTRIAL SNAPSHOT

Bakersfield has become the workhorse of Kern County’s industrial economy, blending affordable land, robust energy infrastructure, and freeway access into an industrial recipe few markets can match. Several headline developments are reshaping the scene:

• Amazon & E-commerce Expansion: Amazon continues to anchor Bakersfield’s industrial credibility with its 1M+ SF fulfillment center, creating a logistics ecosystem that pulls in secondary tenants.
• Energy-Industrial Hybrid Projects: With Bakersfield’s long oil & gas legacy, new projects are leaning into clean energy logistics and heavy industrial crossover. Expect to see more facilities serving the solar, battery, and carbon-reduction sectors.
• Rail & Logistics Growth: Proximity to both I-5 and Hwy 99 gives Bakersfield dual access corridors, making it a growing choice for inland port-style distribution hubs.
• Spec Development Momentum: Developers are seizing on lower land costs to break ground on speculative mid-box and large-box industrial projects — a sharp contrast to the cost-prohibitive Inland Empire.

In short: Bakersfield is moving beyond oil and evolving into a multi-industry powerhouse, where logistics, renewable energy, and food processing converge.

Links

Argossy International Properties
Kern County Economic Development Dept.
Bakersfield Economic Development Dept.