2838 Trenton Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, 19134

2838 Trenton Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19134

Philadelphia
FOR LEASE
Property Type:
Warehouse
Amount:
Please Call Broker for Price

Last Verified:
Mar 01, 2025

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Highlights

  • Total Size: 33,252 SF on 0.56 Acres
  • First Floor – 25,902 SF
  • Second Floor – 7,350 SF
  • Basement – 7,350 SF (not included)
  • Security: Alarm System and Station
  • Fire Protection: Dry System
  • HVAC: Dual Heat and AC Pump in Warehouse, Heat in Office
  • Clear Heights: First Floor – 12’ – 14’3”, Second Floor – 11’7”
  • Roof: Flat/Slight Slope with Bituminous coverings
  • Loading: 4 Dock Doors, 1 Drive-in
  • 10’ x 10’ Dock
  • 9’9” x 12’ Dock
  • 8’7” x 10’7” Dock
  • 8’7” x 10’ Dock
  • 12’ x 10’ Drive-in
  • Frontage: 195’ East Williams Street, 172’ East Auburn Street, 147’ Trenton Avenue
  • Freight Elevator
  • The site is located off I-95 in the Port Richmond neighborhood of Northeast Philadelphia. The neighborhood contains a mixture of industrial uses and multifamily development. Operators of the site are serviced by SEPTA’s Somerset Station and 30th Street Station for longer commutes

Description

33,252 SF Available on 0.56 Acres

The site is located off I-95 in the Port Richmond neighborhood of Northeast Philadelphia. The neighborhood contains a mixture of industrial uses and multifamily development. Operators of the site are serviced by SEPTA’s Somerset Station and 30th Street Station for longer commutes

Building Size: 33252sq ft
Lot Size: 0.56 acres


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Units for Lease

2838 Trenton Avenue
Space Available: 25902 SF
Lease Type: NNN
2838 Trenton Avenue
Space Available: 7350 SF
Lease Type: NNN

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