The Strawberry Hilltop Warehouse - a restored 1910 brick industrial building on the bluff at 5th & Barnett

613 N. 5th Street · Strawberry Hill · Kansas City, KS

Room to make something.

Sixty-eight thousand square feet of honest brick, timber, and daylight - a 1910 landmark reborn as flexible lease space for makers, trades, studios, and small industry.

68,000
Square Feet
1910
Year Built
75–6,100
SF Units Available
Why lease here

Industrial bones,
specialty soul.

This isn't a beige business park. It's a working building with a hundred years of grit in its walls - and the flexibility to fit a one-room studio or a full warehouse bay.

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Flexible footprints

Units from a 75 sq ft locker to a 6,100 sq ft open bay. Combine spaces as you grow - lease terms built around real businesses.

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Loading & drive-in access

Interior loading dock, garage bays, and freight-friendly circulation. Built when buildings were made to move heavy things.

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Light industrial zoning

M-1 light industrial zoning supports trades, fabrication, storage, light manufacturing, studios, and service businesses under one roof.

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Strawberry Hill location

Minutes from downtown KCK, I-70, and the Kaw - on the historic bluff at the corner of 5th & Barnett.

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Daylight & character

Tall steel-sash windows, exposed brick, and high ceilings. Restored, not gutted - the patina stays.

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An owner who's all-in

Owner Casey Bond is steadily restoring the building - new windows, systems, and improvements arriving wing by wing.

In good company

A real mix of working tenants.

The building leans toward the artisan and specialty end - but there's room for trades and storage too. Current neighbors include:

Roofing & materials storage
Classic auto restoration
Screen printing & T-shirt press
IT & technology company
Artists & studio makers
Band rehearsal - great acoustics
Specialty & trade shops

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A century of work

One building, three working lives.

The walls at 5th & Barnett have made milk, molded the future of industrial plumbing, and now house a new generation of makers. The building opened in 1910 as the Meyer Sanitary Milk Company - a Grade-A pasteurized dairy - later became home to Orion Fittings, and today, under new ownership, it's a place where small businesses make, restore, and ship.

Read the building's history
Ready to set up shop?

68,000 square feet of space for the work you do.

Light-industrial, artisan, storage, restoration. If you're looking for a working space in Kansas City with real character and real square footage, let's talk.

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