SHELTON STATION - APEX
Your New Home for Youth Sports & Training
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Opening Sept 2027 - Now Pre-Leasing
Apex, NC | 3501 HWY 64
±65,000 SF Purpose-Built Campus | Apex, NC
Designed specifically for youth sports, training, and performance businesses — not retrofitted flex space.
65,000 SF Available
65,000 SF Available
Flexible layouts from
5,000–25,000 SF
Built for Sports
Built for Sports
30’ clear heights, open layouts, no noise restrictions
Designed for Traffic Evenings, weekends, tournaments — built for it
HWY 64 / I-540
HWY 64 / I-540
Strategic Highway Access Located directly on US Highway 64 with Immediate access to NC-540, providing regional connectivity across the Triangle
A Purpose-Built Destination — Not Just Space
A Purpose-Built Destination — Not Just Space
Shelton Station is intentionally designed for youth sports and performance businesses. This is not traditional flex space — it is a curated campus built to support high-traffic training environments, evening and weekend usage, and long-term program growth.
Tenants benefit from a destination-style environment that drives consistent customer flow, supports regional programs, and creates a stronger experience for athletes and families.
Built for High-Volume, High-Energy Use
Built for High-Volume, High-Energy Use
From daily training to weekend tournaments, Shelton Station is designed to support the way youth sports businesses actually operate.
Prime Location for Family Accessibility
Prime Location for Family Accessibility
Located directly on US-64 with immediate access to NC-540, providing fast, easy access for families across Apex, Cary, and Holly Springs.
The Strongest Youth Market in NC
The Strongest Youth Market in NC
The surrounding area has one of the highest concentrations of youth populations in the Triangle, driven by rapid residential growth and family-focused communities.
This creates sustained demand for training facilities, programs, and performance-based businesses.
Southern Wake County has the highest youth concentrations in the Triangle where dense, growing family population is driving long-term demand for youth sports.
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