Prairiefire Pad Site
Join Chicken N Pickle, Hyatt Hotels, Andy's Frozen Custard at Overland Park's best retail site
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1.78 acres pad site at Prairiefire
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Prairiefire is a 60 acre mixed-use development of approximately 700,000 square feet including Retail, Living, Dining, Entertainment, Offices, and a Natural History Museum. This includes over 209,000 square feet of retail in Phases I and II, which is currently 98% leased and an additional 100,000 square feet of retail in the final Phase centered around food and entertainment. Prairiefire has a total of over 400 living units, under construction or occupied. Residential units include multi-family rental and for sale villas on the Nicklaus Golf Club which is the Southern border of Prairiefire.
The Entertainment District includes the Museum at Prairiefire, a natural history museum built in a first-of-its-kind collaboration with the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. The Museum anchors the Entertainment District along with AMC Dine-In 17 Movie Theater, Pinstripes Bowling Bocce Bistro, and a wide array of restaurants and shops.
The West End features REI, HomeGoods, Eva Reynolds Gallery, French Tip Nail Spa, Toner Jewelers and BFT Body Fit Training.
The Central District of Prairiefire includes Chicken N Pickle, Andy’s Frozen Custard and OakStar Bank and Drake Development. Coming soon is a Hyatt Studios Hotel and Dutch Brothers Coffee.
The College Baseball Hall of Fame announced its new permanent home at the Museum at Prairiefire in 2024 with an opening in mid 2026.
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This suburban-urban project has an extensive amenity package that has created layers of attractions designed to encourage customers to extend their shopping and stay-time. Hike and bike paths encircle the entire 60 acres and connect with the Johnson County bike trail system encompassing over 100 miles. A 10 acre restored wetlands with a trail system has already become a local favorite for walking and running. A commitment to art and sculpture is prevalent throughout the project with renowned artists and sculptors contributing to the pedestrian experience creating an attractive environment for locals and visitors. Prairiefire has been designated by the City of Overland Park as its “Entertainment District” which means it will serve as a destination for numerous conventions and events.
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