4790 James St Philadelphia, PA 19137
This exceptional 50,000-square-foot property, located at 4790 James St in Philadelphia, PA 19137, presents a unique investment opportunity. Currently operating as a fully occupied (100%) worship center, this meticulously maintained facility offers significant potential for redevelopment or continued institutional use. The property boasts two buildings, including a main structure and a 6,095-square-foot education annex, both constructed of masonry. The main building features a beautifully appointed sanctuary with high-end finishes, a multi-step pulpit, upscale furniture, a grand foyer, reception and administrative areas, executive offices, a large conference room, kitchen, retail space, library, audio-visual studio, prayer rooms, loading dock, garage, and ample storage. The expansive 204,934-square-foot lot provides ample paved parking for over 300 cars or 125 trucks. Its convenient location offers easy access to I-95, Center City Philadelphia, regional shopping and business centers, industrial parks, Philadelphia International Airport, and major transportation hubs. The property's excellent location and strong demographics make it an attractive investment for a variety of uses, including industrial, warehouse, retail, or continued institutional use. The asking price is $8,950,000, representing a fee simple ownership. This turnkey operation offers immediate income potential and significant long-term growth prospects. The property is in overall good condition and benefits from 556 square feet of street frontage.
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The Baptist Worship Center Church
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