5081 West Chester Pike
3 Buildings
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Penn’s Grant Realty Corp. is pleased to present 5081 West Chester Pike (the “Property”) for sale or lease to qualified investors, owner-users, and tenants. Ideally situated along Route 3 in Edgmont Township, Delaware County, the Property consists of a three-building, 37,640-square-foot industrial complex on 3.91 acres. Originally constructed between 1980 and 1985 and renovated in 2013, the Property offers a rare combination of warehouse space, yard area, and exceptional regional connectivity to the surrounding Delaware, Chester, and Montgomery Counties. The Property is well-suited for a variety of industrial and contractor-related uses, offering flexibility for either single-user occupancy or a small-bay multi-tenant configuration within the sought-after Delaware County sub-market.
Investment highlights
Flexible Configuration: Three-building layout provides flexibility to accommodate a range of occupancy strategies, including full-building occupancy by a single tenant, owner-occupancy with the opportunity to lease surplus space, or a multi-tenant configuration.
Value-Add Potential: Opportunity to reposition the Property as a small-bay multi-tenant facility, a product type in high demand among small industrial and service-oriented tenants throughout the region.
Route 3 Visibility & Access: Direct frontage on a primary Delaware County arterial (Route 3) with strong regional connectivity to Philadelphia MSA.
Below Replacement Cost: 5081 West Chester Pike presents the opportunity to acquire an efficient 37,640 square foot, multi-building facility with outdoor storage at a basis well below replacement cost.
Demographics: Exceptional surrounding demographics, with a dense population, high household incomes, and a substantial workforce within the immediate trade area
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