100 Morris St, Sebastopol, CA 95472 For Lease

The Barlow is pleased to present this unique opportunity to lease space in an outdoor retail market district and makerspace in Sebastopol, California. Located at the gateway to Sonoma County wine country and adjacent to the Downtown Core, the Barlow is an exclusive opportunity to open your business in a one-of-a-kind industrial chic retail and artisanal manufacturing campus. The mixed-use 12.5-acre open-air marketplace is currently leased by nearly 40 incredible makers and artisans occupying four city blocks of storefronts and production facilities. The maker and merchant tenants range from some of Sonoma County’s best craft spirit distillers, wine makers, chefs, brewers, artists, and curators to grocers, boutique owners, apparel designers, and more! Anchor tenants include Kosta Browne Winery, Guayaki Yerba Mate, Community Market, Pax Wines and Crooked Goat Brewing. The modern industrial buildings paired with an organic, edible landscape make the marketplace a unique destination for tourists and locals alike. Offering open spaces to eat, drink, and spend time with one another, play areas, gardens, fire pits, and an on-site event venue for weddings and corporate events. The Barlow is a creative campus that is meeting the changing demands of the current climate with its open-air concept environment, various outdoor patio spaces,s and breezy glass roll-up storefronts. Just 1 hour north of San Francisco 33,000 average daily traffic counts on bordering Highway 12 315,000+ residents in a 10-mile radius Only 20 minutes from the Sonoma County Airport- offering direct flights from Denver, Dallas, Phoenix, Portland, Seattle, and more.

100 Morris Street is a stand-alone building which will be built-out to comprise suites ranging from 500 square feet to 4,000 square feet for a single tenant. Individual tenant spaces will include basic electrical, lighting, sheetrock, paint and heating. Each 500-1000 square foot space offers 1-2 glass sectional storefronts, while one user interested in the whole building would have access to all 9-glass sectional storefront doors. Tall ceilings open to a long glass window cupola at the building’s peak for additional lighting. The insulated wall panels and corrugated metal siding give this building a modern industrial look. The suite(s) are between a popular full production brewery and a tap room.

Zoned Commercial Industrial (CM), the District encourages local production, innovation and sales of local art, textile, food, beverage, and other tangible goods by allowing a range of complementary, community-oriented building types and spaces that accommodate small-and- mid-size restaurants, retail, makers, fabricators, producers, and manufacturers, as well as specified commercial,