220 Philadelphia St York, PA 17401-2940
This exceptional restaurant and bar space, totaling over 10,000 square feet, is ideally situated in York, PA's vibrant WeCo District, directly on Philadelphia Street at the Corodus Creek Boat Basin. The property boasts a desirable "R" liquor license (transferable, but not required), offering significant flexibility for prospective operators. The two-story building features a versatile layout, including existing furniture, fixtures, and equipment such as a fully functional hood system with fire suppression, two walk-in coolers, and an inviting outdoor patio complete with a covered dry bar. A dedicated private event space with a smaller service bar and multiple dining areas cater to diverse needs. The first floor offers a spacious, open floor plan, allowing for customized bar and dining room configurations. Ample back-of-house storage and office space are also included. This location benefits from its proximity to the Susquehanna Commerce Center, a significant office campus, and is within walking distance of Central Market, The Appell Center for Performing Arts, and WellSpan Park. The property is zoned for Central Business District use with a HARB overlay. Lease rates are $7,000 per month NNN with the liquor license and $3,500 per month NNN without. A $100,000 tenant improvement allowance is available for qualified tenants. The APN is 05-080-03-0036-A0-00000.
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