Kaizer Meadow Industrial Park Lands

Property Features

• Kaizer Meadow Industrial Park is a municipally owned, heavy industrial land offering totaling approximately 150 acres, planned across three phases to support both immediate use and future expansion.
• Phase 1 is currently available and includes seven industrial parcels, giving users flexibility in how they size and position their operation from the outset.
• The Commercial/Industrial zoning allows for a wide range of uses, including manufacturing, processing, logistics, resource-based industries, and outdoor storage.
• The park has been laid out with industrial use in mind, offering space, separation, and no adjacent residential zoning that would limit operations over time.
• Land is priced at $20,000 per acre, providing a more accessible entry point compared to many highway-adjacent industrial markets.
• Kaizer Meadow has been designated as an Atlantic Canada Certified Site, helping streamline approvals and reduce development risk.
• The park sits within the Southwest Nova Scotia Bioeconomy Development Opportunity Zone, supporting industries tied to forestry, biomass, and sustainable resource processing.
• Servicing includes access to three-phase power, high-speed internet, industrial-standard road access, and onsite well water and septic connections.
• The Municipality of the District of Chester takes a coordinated and practical approach to development, with no development charges and a focus on moving projects forward efficiently.
• Additional phases within the park may be considered for purchase as part of a larger land requirement, allowing users to scale over time if needed.

Location

Kaizer Meadow Industrial Park is located in the Municipality of the District of Chester on Nova Scotia’s South Shore, offering a setting that makes sense for industrial users who don’t need to be sitting directly on the highway to operate effectively. Positioned less than an hour from Halifax, the park provides access to labour, services, and major infrastructure, while avoiding the congestion and pricing pressures that come with more central industrial locations.

The site is well connected to the region, with access to provincial highway networks, the Port of Halifax, and Halifax Stanfield International Airport. That balance is what makes it work. You still have reach when you need it, but with the space and flexibility to operate without compromise. For users focused on land availability, long-term planning, and fewer surrounding constraints, Kaizer Meadow presents a practical and scalable option on the South Shore.