309 Callowhill St Philadelphia, PA 19123-4103
This exceptional 6,713-square-foot single-tenant office building at 309 Callowhill Street presents a unique investment opportunity. Built in 2007, this Class B property boasts versatile space suitable for medical offices, traditional offices, creative offices, or executive suites. Its adaptable design caters to a variety of business needs. The building offers convenient amenities including approximately 30 parking spaces and a loading dock, significantly enhancing operational efficiency. The CMX-3 zoning allows for diverse uses, maximizing flexibility for the future. Accessibility is ensured through ADA compliance. Benefitting from high visibility, the property enjoys an unparalleled location adjacent to I-76 on/off ramps, providing seamless access to Southern New Jersey and Philadelphia's suburbs. Situated in the thriving Northern Liberties neighborhood, it's ideally positioned between Spring Arts, Old City, and the Delaware Waterfront, placing it within a vibrant and dynamic commercial district. Public transportation is readily available, with multiple SEPTA bus routes, bike rental stations, and a SEPTA Subway station within a single block, ensuring convenient commutes for employees and clients alike. This property offers a compelling combination of functionality, accessibility, and prime location within a rapidly growing area.
CMX-3 Community Commercial Mixed-Use C-3 RC-3 CMX-4 Core Commercial Mixed-Use C-4 CMX-5 Center City Core Commercial Mixed-Use C-5 CA-1 Auto-Oriented Commercial-1 C-7 NSC CA-2 Auto-Oriented Commercial-2 ASC Eliminated >> C-6 (.2) Map Symbols. (.a) The alphanumeric map symbols are intended to provide a general, relative indication of the range of uses and acti…
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CMX3 · Philadelphia, PACMX-3 Community Commercial Mixed-Use C-3 RC-3 CMX-4 Core Commercial Mixed-Use C-4 CMX-5 Center City Core Commercial Mixed-Use C-5 CA-1 Auto-Oriented Commercial-1 C-7 NSC CA-2 Auto-Oriented Commercial-2 ASC Eliminated >> C-6 (.2) Map Symbols. (.a) The alphanumeric map symbols are intended to provide a general, relative indication of the range of uses and activities allowed within the respective districts. "CMX" is used to indicate a mixed-use zoning district that is intended to accommodate both commercial and non-commercial development. "CA" is used to indicate zoning districts primarily intended to accommodate auto-oriented commercial development. 291 (.b) The numeral following the dash in the Commercial district map symbols is a relative indicator of the density/intensity or use, with a "1" indicating the lowest density/intensity/use option. (b) Purposes. Philadelphia's commercial zoning districts are primarily intended to accommodate and promote neighborhood-, community- and region-serving commercial uses, as well as mixed-use development consisting of commercial and residential uses in the same building or on the same site. This type of mixed-use development is encouraged in many areas of the City because it reflects the City's traditional urban, pedestrian-oriented character. Encouraging residential development in Commercial zoning districts also provides increased housing choice and reduces motorized transportation demands. The Commercial districts are distinguished primarily on the basis of allowed uses and commercial floor area limits. In the event of a conflict between any provision of this § 14-402 (Commercial and Commercial Mixed-Use Districts) and any other provision of this Zoning Code, the latter shall govern. (c) Descriptions. (.1)
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