WESTPORT – The 389,916-square-foot, five-building iconic Nyala Farms Corporate Center that sits on 53 acres of property on former farm land is on the market, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
The center, which has been home to Playtex, Terex, Smith Barney, Deloitte & Touche, Morgan Stanley and the Royal Bank of Canada, is now the headquarters of the hedge fund Bridgewater Associates. The campus was last sold in 2014 to Building and Land Technology for a record $130 million. The sale was made after Bridgewater’s failed attempt to move its headquarters to Stamford. The owner of record is 60 Nyala Farms Road LLC, which is listed as the second top property owner on Westport’s 2025 Grand List. Its assessed real estate value is $95.95 million.
Bridgewater Associates, which Cushman & Wakefield describe as the owner of the property, is willing to enter into a sale-leaseback arrangement, providing near-term occupancy and income while preserving long-term optionality for future ownership.
Bridgewater Associates still maintains its headquarters at One Nyala Farms.
Nyala Farms is located within a zoning district that allows general business and research labs along with certain residential uses consistent with an adjacent residential district. Additionally, the campus is subject to open space restrictions covering about 23 acres of the property.
According to a flyer issued by Cushman & Wakefield, Nyala Farms Corporate Center is the last kind of development allowed in Westport due to a moratorium on commercial properties exceeding 10,000 square feet.
The property traces its roots to the early 1900s as Nyala Farm, a working farm once known for its award-winning Guernsey dairy cattle. In the 1960s, Stauffer Chemical Co. acquired the property and built its new headquarters there in 1972. After Stauffer left in the 1980s, the property was repositioned as a multi-tenant corporate center.
