217 Linden St Columbia, PA 17512-1179
This exceptional 6,400-square-foot office building presents a unique opportunity for a single tenant seeking a prominent location in Columbia, Lancaster County. Situated on a 0.53-acre lot just off Route 30, this Class B property offers unparalleled convenience and accessibility. Built in 1969 and extensively renovated in 2019, the building boasts a modern interior while maintaining its character. The two-story structure provides ample space for a variety of office configurations, including private offices and a dedicated conference room. The property features a private parking lot, ensuring convenient parking for employees and clients. The building is zoned for commercial use and is currently entirely vacant, providing immediate occupancy for the right tenant. The lease rate is negotiable, and the owner is seeking tenants interested in a 3-5 year lease term. The property's address is 217 Liden Street, and its APN is 110-2315932-258712-0-0000. This is a single-tenant occupancy building with a total of 6,400 square feet. Don't miss this chance to secure a well-maintained, conveniently located office space in a thriving Lancaster County market.
LI Light Industrial District GI General Industrial District B. For the purposes of this chapter, the zoning districts named in Subsection A shall be of the number, size, shape and location shown on the Official Zoning Map. Any use of the abbreviations listed in Subsection A shall mean the district name that is listed beside the abbreviation. C. Floodplain. T…
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LI · Columbia, PALI Light Industrial District GI General Industrial District B. For the purposes of this chapter, the zoning districts named in Subsection A shall be of the number, size, shape and location shown on the Official Zoning Map. Any use of the abbreviations listed in Subsection A shall mean the district name that is listed beside the abbreviation. C. Floodplain. The floodplain area, as defined by Article V , shall serve as an overlay area to all of the underlying districts. D. Purposes of each district. The purposes of each zoning district are summarized below: (1) P Park and Open Space District: To recognize major public parks and open spaces. (2) C Conservation District: To provide for development at very low intensity in areas that are not naturally suited for development because of steep slopes, flood-proneness, limited road access or similar characteristics. (3) RR Rural Residential District: To primarily provide for development of single-family detached houses at low densities of approximately two homes per acre. To carefully control conversions of existing homes into additional numbers of units to promote neighborhood stability. To protect neighborhoods against incompatible nonresidential development. (4) LDR Low Density Residential District: To primarily provide for development of single-family detached houses at approximately four homes per acre. To carefully control conversions of existing homes into additional numbers of units to promote neighborhood stability. To protect neighborhoods against incompatible nonresidential development. (5) MDR Medium Density Residential District: To primarily provide for development of single-family detached, twin and townhouse dwellings in a traditional setting at medium densities. To offer opportunities for higher densities if an exceptionally high-quality design is proposed that would be highly compatible with nearby homes. To carefully control conversions of existing homes into additional numbers of units to promote neighborhood stability. To protect neighborhoods against incompatible nonresidential development. To extend the best features of older development into newer development. (6) HDR High Density Residential District: To primarily provide for single-family detached, twin and townhouse dwellings in a traditional setting at moderately high densities. To offer opportunities for higher densities if an exceptionally high-quality design is proposed that would be highly compatible with nearby homes.
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