409 Butler Ave New Britain, PA 18901-5279
This exceptional retail space, located at 409 E Butler Ave in Doylestown, PA, offers 3,011 square feet of modern, well-maintained space within a larger 132,963 square foot Class A building constructed in 2020. The property is zoned LI and situated in Bucks County. This is a multi-tenant building, offering an ideal opportunity for businesses seeking high visibility and convenient access to a substantial customer base. The location benefits from its proximity to a 147-unit luxury apartment complex, providing a built-in clientele. Furthermore, its close proximity to major transportation routes, including routes 611 and 202, and its location just blocks from Delaware Valley University (with 1900 students) ensures significant foot traffic and accessibility. The property boasts ample on-site parking and excellent signage opportunities, maximizing visibility and attracting potential customers. Additional retail space ranging from 1118 to 7000 square feet is also available within the building. Professional property management is available on-site. This property presents a unique chance to establish a thriving retail business in a dynamic and thriving Doylestown location.
The purposes and intent of the LI Light Industrial District are to permit light industrial development located along the railroad line, to ensure that development has sufficient setbacks, buffers, and limits on intensity of development to preserve the overall residential character of the Borough, to protect environmental features, including woodlands, slopes…
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LI · New Britain, PAThe purposes and intent of the LI Light Industrial District are to permit light industrial development located along the railroad line, to ensure that development has sufficient setbacks, buffers, and limits on intensity of development to preserve the overall residential character of the Borough, to protect environmental features, including woodlands, slopes, wetlands and floodplains, and to ensure that industrial development along Butler Avenue is consistent with the Borough's corridor planning and streetscape standards.
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