$349,000

Amazing Development Opportunity! Unique opportunity to own a sizable vacant parcel in the heart of Historic Germantown. Located at 75 E Armat St., this approximately 0.58-acre property offers excellent potential for an owner-user, investor or developer looking for a well-located commercial site in Northwest Philadelphia. The property is zoned CA-1 (Auto-Oriented Commercial), which allows for a variety of commercial and service-oriented uses, subject to Philadelphia zoning requirements and approvals. Potential uses may include office and professional services, medical or health-related uses, food and beverage businesses, retail, building supplies and equipment, child care, prepared food establishments and other commercial concepts. Certain vehicle-related uses, including vehicle fueling and vehicle equipment or supply sales/rental, may also be possible subject to applicable zoning approvals. Buyers should independently verify their intended use with the City of Philadelphia. Location is a major advantage. The property is just blocks from Germantown Station on SEPTA’s Chestnut Hill East Regional Rail Line, providing direct service to Temple University, Jefferson Station, Suburban Station and 30th Street Station. The station also connects with multiple SEPTA bus routes. Germantown Station serves as a gateway to the Central Germantown Business District, where SEPTA is currently pursuing additional transit-oriented development. The nearby Germantown and Chelten Avenue corridors form one of Northwest Philadelphia’s primary commercial centers, offering neighborhood businesses, shopping, restaurants, services and strong public-transit access. Historic Germantown is also known for destinations including the Johnson House, Cliveden and Germantown Avenue, with nearby access to the Wissahickon and surrounding Northwest Philadelphia neighborhoods. Whether you are considering a commercial development, professional or service business, retail concept, food-related use or another permitted venture, 75 E Armat St. offers substantial land in an established Philadelphia neighborhood with strong transit connections and proximity to a major commercial corridor. Buyer is responsible for confirming zoning, permitted uses, dimensional requirements and any necessary variances, special exceptions, permits or approvals with the City of Philadelphia. Proposals are in place for change of zoning if desired