The Bridge @ Collegeville - Building B
400 Arcola Rd, Collegeville, PA 19426-3216
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Welcome to The Bridge @ Collegeville: a 340-acre, state-of-the-art, Class-A campus, located northwest of downtown Philadelphia, within one of the most renowned life sciences, biomanufacturing and corporate headquarters markets in the nation.
The Bridge @ Collegeville offers companies a gateway to a region filled with world-class institutions, premier talent and robust resources that make up one of the largest hubs in America for innovation, bio manufacturing and financial institutions.
The Bridge @ Collegeville features a best-in-class corporate campus fully equipped with the most in-demand tenant amenities and modern workspaces. With dedicated spaces designed to cater to tenant wellness, productivity and convenience, The Bridge @ Collegeville offers a unique and exceptional workplace experience, on and off the clock.
Just off campus, the towns of Collegeville and Phoenixville and the surrounding communities offer easy access to an abundance of retail, dining, fitness, and golf amenities, to provide tenants with several convenient destinations to run errands after work or entertain out of town clients.
Investment highlights
- Part of a 340-acre, Class-A corporate campus
- The Philadelphia region is home to 13 Fortune 500 companies
- Access to an impressive field of higher education institutions and a premier talent pool
- Excellent frontage and access along Arcola Road and Collegeville Road
- Immediate surrounding area offers robust retail, dining, golf courses, fitness clubs and more
- Fully-equipped conference center
- Tennis and Pickleball courts
- Softball fields
- A licensed heliport
- On-site walking trails via direct access to the 19-mile Perkiomen Trail
- 4,145 parking spaces
- Easy access to popular area retail, dining, entertainment and residential communities
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