3501-49 Richmond Street and 3500 E Allen Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19134

3501-49 Richmond Street and 3500 E Allen Street Philadelphia, PA 19134

3501-49 Richmond Street and 3500 E Allen Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19134
3501-49 Richmond Street and 3500 E Allen Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19134 3501-49 Richmond Street and 3500 E Allen Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19134 3501-49 Richmond Street and 3500 E Allen Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19134
FOR LEASE
Property Type:
Other Land
Amount:
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Last Verified:
Mar 11, 2024

Highlights

  • 2.96 Acres
  • Zoned I-2—Medium Industrial—(City of Philadelphia)
  • $35,557 (Est 2023 taxes)
  • The property is served by SEPTA Bus Route 60 and the Market Frankfort Line.
  • American St—552’ & E. Tioga St—185’ & Kingston St—185’ Frontage

Description

2.96 Acres of Redevelopment Opportunity in the heart of Port Richmond
Strategically located minutes from I-95 and the Betsy Ross Bridge, providing access to Center City Philadelphia and all major highways in the region.

Strategically located minutes from I-95 and the Betsy Ross Bridge, providing access to Center City Philadelphia and all major highways in the region.

Lot Size: 2.96 acres


Documents

3501-49 Richmond Street.pdf

Units for Lease

3501 Richmond and 3500 E Allen Streets
Space Available: 128937 SF
Lease Type: NNN

Map of 3501-49 Richmond Street and 3500 E Allen Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19134

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