A 3,200 sf industrial building at 440 Veit Road in Huntingdon Valley is on the market for $1,300,000.
According to the listing, the building is 100% leased.
From the description:
This 3,200 sq. ft. commercial contractor facility in Lower Southampton Township is a rare find, offering everything you need to take your business to the next level. Located at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in a well-kept industrial park, this property is thoughtfully designed with convenience, functionality, and security in mind.
Key Features Include:
Public utilities: Public water, sewer, and underground electric for efficient operations.
Three oversized bays: Perfect for storing vehicles, tools, and equipment, each with air compressor lines for quick tire maintenance.
Heated bathroom with utility sink: Enjoy year-round comfort with a heated restroom and a utility sink for added convenience.
Integrated fire safety system: Smoke and fire alarms wired directly to the fire department provide enhanced safety and peace of mind.
Working security system: Stay protected with a fully operational security system to safeguard your property and equipment.
Prime accessibility: Located on a clear road, making travel to and from construction sites safe and easy.
Ample storage: Stop renting and gain the space you need for all your business essentials.
The owner’s attention to detail has created a move-in-ready facility designed to meet the needs of contractors. However it is zoned M in Lower Southampton Twp, which allows for many other uses. Conveniently situated in Huntingdon Valley, this property offers excellent access to the surrounding area while ensuring a safe and efficient workspace.
Please not about half of this property is a retention basin, must talk to Lower Southampton Twp about filing in o other uses.
Don’t miss this incredible opportunity—schedule your tour today and see how this property can support your business goals!
Professional photos with aerial views coming soon!
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