144 Kings W Hwy Haddonfield, NJ 08033-2113
This exceptional 50,000-square-foot commercial property, located at 144 Kings Hwy W in Haddonfield, NJ (08033), presents a unique investment opportunity. Originally built in 1920 and extensively renovated in 2018, this single-tenant building offers versatile space ideal for a multitude of uses. Its adaptable layout, encompassing numerous large rooms, is perfect for executive offices, flex space, warehouse operations, or a combination thereof. The property's zoning allows for a wide range of commercial activities, including but not limited to banquet facilities, daycare centers, hotels/motels, medical practices, and educational institutions. The ample 50,000 square feet of vacant space provides significant room for customization to meet specific business needs. Conveniently situated near Haddonfield Station and the ACME Market, the property benefits from excellent public transportation access and nearby amenities. The property includes 20 parking spaces and boasts 200+ amp electrical service. The Camden County location (APN: 17-00077-00005) offers a vibrant community setting and strong local infrastructure. This is a rare opportunity to secure a substantial, adaptable property in a highly desirable New Jersey location. The property's size, flexibility, and prime location make it an ideal choice for businesses seeking to expand or establish a presence in a thriving community. This is a blank canvas ready for your vision.
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