A 3,850 sf office/retail space is available for lease at 357 Highland Avenue in Glenside.

According to the listing, the space exists on the first floor.

From the description:

Built in 1940, the building was originally constructed and operated as an electrical switching station for PECO Energy, and its construction reflects that utility-grade origin. The structure is solid masonry with thick load-bearing walls, tall ceiling clearances, and large window openings that bring in significant natural light — features that are difficult and costly to replicate in new construction. The building’s original purpose also left it with a robust electrical service and power distribution capacity well beyond what is typical for a space of this size, making it particularly well suited to tenants with above-average power demands.
The space is currently offered in shell condition, giving an incoming tenant a blank canvas to design a buildout specific to their use, supported by ownership’s $750,000 TI allowance. The site includes 33 shared surface parking spaces, providing ample on-site parking relative to the building’s footprint — a meaningful advantage in a submarket where parking is often constrained.

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