76 S Main Street, New Hope, PA 18938

Built circa 1800, this historic mixed-use property at 76 South Main Street features a brick-clad exterior and a distinctive corner presence. The building includes three retail storefronts along Main Street, with two currently active and a third described as readily reclaimable. The second and third floors offer redevelopment flexibility, presented in the remarks as options for townhome-style apartments or flats, while retaining the building’s historic character.

The property is positioned as a very visible corner location in the heart of New Hope, Pennsylvania, with waterfall views tied to the original mill setting. The remarks also describe proximity to the Lambertville Bridge and a surrounding retail and dining environment that serves visitors year-round.

For buyers seeking a mixed-use asset, the current street-level retail configuration provides an existing income component, while the upper floors represent a practical redevelopment path consistent with the property’s mixed-use intent. The building is zoned for the “Central Commercial District” within the Historic district, and the remarks state that the zoning allows a mix of residential and nonresidential uses, including uses permitted by right such as general and government office, medical office, retail, service business, financial establishment, parking area, bed and breakfast, and religious or public recreation uses, along with certain additional listed retail and temporary uses.