400 Allegheny St, Huntingdon, PA 16652

This former Pennsylvania Railroad passenger and freight station was built in 1872 and is now available as a commercial office building. The exterior has been kept in keeping with its long-standing character, while interior improvements were made by the current owners to bring the building up to modern code, as detailed in the available documents. The layout features an open floor plan that can be divided into office spaces to fit different business needs. Off-street parking is available for 10 or more vehicles, and the perimeter is fenced. The building is served by public water, sewer, electric, and natural gas.

The property is located at 400 Allegheny St in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. The listing notes that it is a downtown building where off-street parking is rare, which makes the on-site spaces a practical consideration for daily staff and client access. The perimeter fencing and the statement that the lot is not owned by railroad or Amtrak provide additional clarity around control of the site.

For office users looking for a flexible interior that can be arranged for multiple workspaces, this building’s open plan and potential for division are useful starting points. With existing utilities and on-site parking, it may also appeal to owner-operators and small organizations evaluating a distinctive, historic setting for business use. Possible owner financing is mentioned in the remarks, and further terms would be confirmed through the listing broker.