653 Skippack Pike Blue Bell, PA 19422-1742
This Class A, four-story medical office building in Blue Bell, PA, offers multiple turnkey suites ranging from 1,180 to 20,000 square feet. Located at 653 W Skippack Pike, 19422, this 58,875 square foot building boasts 26,000 square feet of immediately available space. The property underwent renovations in 2023 and features two elevators for convenient access to all floors. Its prime location in Montgomery County offers exceptional access to major roadways including US Route 202 and Interstate 476, providing easy commutes to King of Prussia, Philadelphia, and the broader Delaware Valley. The building is situated near a variety of amenities, including dining, fitness centers, retail shopping, and hotels, enhancing the convenience for tenants and their clients. The building is ideal for medical practices, traditional office users, or coworking spaces, offering a versatile and modern workspace in a highly desirable location. The building's strategic placement near the Plymouth Meeting Interchange and Pennsylvania Turnpike ensures seamless connectivity to the region's major transportation networks. This is a unique opportunity to secure high-quality office space in a thriving suburban market.
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Gordon/Nelson Group Residential Real Estate Real Estate Agency
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Meridian Bank Mortgage - Blue Bell Loan Service Bank
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Lindsay Insurance Group Inc Insurance Agency
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Mironov Group Llc Automotive
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Zachary Ezrow Pediatrician Physician
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C · Blue Bell, PACosts & Benchmarks
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