11302 Mtn Rd Fayetteville, PA 17222-9626
This exceptional 30,393-square-foot special purpose property, located at 11302 South Mountain Road in Fayetteville, Pennsylvania (zip code 17222), presents a unique redevelopment opportunity. Situated on a sprawling 9.04-acre lot, this single-story building, constructed in 1950 and extensively renovated in 2016, offers a blend of comfort and efficiency. The property features 47 rooms and boasts a 9-foot ceiling height throughout. Currently zoned Village District in Quincy Township, the permitted zoning allows for a variety of uses, including residential development, limited commercial development, retirement centers (subject to regulation), and governmental/institutional uses such as government offices, hospitals, schools, and drug and alcohol treatment centers. The expansive, park-like setting is nestled near Caledonia State Park, providing a tranquil and desirable location. The property's infrastructure is fully operational and well-maintained, making it ideal for repurposing as a personal care facility, behavioral health center, religious center, educational/training center, entertainment venue, or corporate retreat. The asking price is $2,700,000, translating to $88.84 per square foot. The property's APN is 19-0L05K-029-000000. This is a rare chance to acquire a well-located, fully equipped, and meticulously maintained former personal care facility with significant potential for diverse uses.
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Michaux Manor Living Center Nursing Home Retirement Community
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