3309 Spring St Harrisburg, PA 17109
This exceptional multi-tenant office property, located at 3309 Spring Street in Dauphin County, presents a unique investment opportunity. The property comprises two single-story buildings totaling 53,600 square feet, situated on a 2.21-acre lot. Currently, there are three available suites ranging from a minimum of 200 square feet to a maximum of 920 contiguous square feet, offering flexibility for various business needs. The property is zoned MU-1 Mixed Use Corridor - High Density District, allowing for diverse uses. Built in 1966, the buildings feature 8-foot ceilings and are classified as Class C. Parking is available in common with other tenants. The convenient location offers easy access to Progress Avenue and the Progress Plaza Retail Center, providing excellent visibility and proximity to amenities. The property's smaller suite sizes and mixed-use zoning make it ideal for a variety of businesses seeking flexible and affordable space. The property's APN is 62-033-218. While the exact number of total parking spaces is not specified, it is shared with other tenants. Short-term lease options may be available. This is an excellent opportunity to secure office space in a well-located, adaptable property. The property offers a total of 1,520 square feet of vacant space across the three available suites.
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