1000 Cumberland St Lebanon, PA 17042-5146
A unique opportunity awaits at 1000 Cumberland St. in Lebanon, PA's Central Business District. This expansive 4,900+ square foot restaurant and pub space is available for immediate lease and boasts a highly visible corner location at Cumberland and S. 10th Streets. The property offers a rich history and old-world charm, creating an ideal setting for a variety of restaurant concepts. The layout includes a spacious main dining room, a separate pub dining area perfect for a more casual atmosphere, and a private dining area suitable for special events or private parties. A full-service bar is conveniently accessible from both the main dining room and features a separate entrance, offering flexibility for operations. The property also includes a partially equipped kitchen, providing a solid foundation for a new culinary venture. The zoning designation is Central Business District, reflecting its prime location within the heart of Lebanon's commercial activity. This exceptional space is ready for an experienced or new restaurant operator to establish a thriving business. The property's size and layout offer ample room for creativity and customization, allowing for a unique and memorable dining experience. Don't miss this chance to secure a prominent location in a vibrant downtown setting.
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