76 S Main St NEW HOPE, New Hope, PA 18938

Located in the heart of New Hope, Pennsylvania, 76 South Main Street is a mixed-use property built circa 1800. The brick-clad building spans over 4,600 square feet and offers a blend of historic charm and modern potential. The property overlooks the cascading waterfall beside the original mill. Situated in one of Bucks County’s retail corridors, the property offers income potential and long-term redevelopment possibilities. The mixed-use building features three retail storefronts with visibility along Main Street. Two storefronts are active, and the third is reclaimable. The second and third floors offer redevelopment potential for townhome-style apartments or flats with views of the Bucks County Playhouse, the original mill, the waterfalls, and the Delaware River. The location is near the Lambertville Bridge and surrounded by wine bars, bistros, art galleries, and boutique shops. The property is zoned "Central Commercial District" within the Historic district, allowing for a mix of residential and nonresidential uses. Permitted uses include forestry, residential conversion, dwelling in combination with business, bed and breakfast, religious use, public recreation facility, private club, general office, government office, medical office, retail, service business, financial establishment, parking area, no-impact home business, accessory office, dwellings in combination with a business, retail food shop, temporary tent or canopy, and market.