75 James Way Southampton, PA 18966
This exceptional 32,000 square foot executive office building, located at 75 James Way in Southampton, Pennsylvania, presents a unique investment opportunity. The property boasts a desirable single-tenant occupancy, offering immediate access to the entire space. Constructed in 1988, this two-story Class B building sits on a generous 7.58-acre lot, providing ample space and potential for future development. The building features a modern design and offers 18,000 square feet on the first floor and 12,155 square feet on the second floor. With 150 total parking spaces, convenient access is ensured for employees and clients alike. The property is zoned for Light Industrial use, opening up possibilities for a variety of businesses. Situated in Bucks County, this location offers easy access to major transportation routes and a thriving business community. The entire building is currently vacant, presenting a blank canvas for a discerning tenant to customize the space to their exact specifications. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial office building in a prime location with significant potential for growth and return on investment. The property's size, location, and ample parking make it an ideal choice for a variety of businesses seeking a prominent presence in the area. The Light Industrial zoning provides flexibility for future expansion or adaptation.
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