Build-To-Suit Opportunity
Build-to-suit
100,000 SF +
• New construction
• Visibility to 422
• Energy efficient
• Campus environment
• Smart building systems
Amenities rich location
• Access throughout Philadelphia Metropolitan Area
• U.S. Route 422 and PA Route 29 Interchange
• Biotech Hub
• Providence Town Center - 18 dining options and 42 retailers within 1/4 mile
Amenities Rich Location
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Amenities Rich Location
The Property is conveniently located adjacent to the Providence Town Center, a 758,000 square foot premier lifestyle center featuring popular and thriving retail such as Wegman’s, Best Buy, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Jos. A Bank, and an LA Fitness, as well as 18 restaurants, including P.F. Chang’s, Firebirds, and Olive Garden. In addition to numerous shopping and dining options, Providence Town Center also features the Movie Tavern Cinema, the first theater of its kind in the Philadelphia region, which offers a full service restaurant with upscale dining and liquor sales, as well as plush cinema amenities. Additional offerings in close proximity to 1000 Campus are Einstein Health Network and MossRehab, which provide outpatient services and medical specialists to the surrounding neighborhoods and businesses.
Other premier amenities located in the general vicinity of the property include the King of Prussia Mall, the Philadelphia Premium Outlets, Valley Forge National Historic Park, the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center at Oaks, and the King of Prussia Town Center - a 230,000+ square foot retail “town center” development with many upscale restaurants and shops
The Property is connected via walking and biking paths directly to the Perkiomen Trail, a 20-mile long multi-use trail along the Perkiomen Creek. Beginning at the junction of the Schuylkill River Trail near the mouth of the Perkiomen Creek and Valley Forge National Historical Park and ending in Green Lane Park, it follows the Creek and passes through ten municipalities, including Collegeville. Natural Lands Trust and the Montgomery Lands Trust have spent over $7 million establishing an easement ensuring that the trail remains as open space in Montgomery County, guaranteeing that this beautiful lifestyle amenity remains preserved.