1245 Cocoa Ave Hershey, PA 17033
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This exceptional 3,661 square foot single-tenant office building is situated on a 2.72-acre lot in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Located at 1245 Cocoa Avenue, the property boasts 35 parking spaces and multiple access points, ensuring convenient access for employees and clients. The building is a one-story structure, offering a functional and easily navigable layout. Currently vacant, this property presents a unique opportunity for a variety of businesses. The zoning designation is Hershey Mixed Use and Southern Core (Overlay 13), allowing for a wide range of permitted uses including, but not limited to: bakeries, dry cleaning services, financial institutions, food service establishments (without drive-throughs), healthcare practitioner offices, personal service establishments, and professional offices. While the property is zoned for a variety of uses, it's important to note that it also falls within the Environmental Overlay Zone, which primarily pertains to residential development. Despite this overlay, the existing zoning allows for a diverse range of commercial uses. The property's drive-thru accessibility adds further versatility. This prime location in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania (zip code 17033) offers excellent visibility and accessibility, making it an ideal investment for businesses seeking a prominent presence in the Hershey market. The entire 3,661 square feet is currently available for lease.
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