Bristol, PA’s Historic Grundy Commons Leasing Redeveloped Commercial 20,000 Square Foot Space with 360° Views of the Region
BRISTOL, Pa. (PRWEB) August 28, 2019 -- Fred Baumgarten, owner of the historic Grundy Commons, a multi-tenant commercial hub located at 925 Canal Street in the charming, historic town of Bristol, PA, is aggressively marketing its sixth floor with a 20,000 square-foot space, 12-foot ceilings, and 360 degree views of the Delaware Canal Park. The space, which can be subdivided, is competitively priced at $12-$16 per square-foot, and is the final piece of the property’s massive 10-year modernization plan.
One of the largest office complexes in the region and the tallest building in Bucks County, Grundy Commons was originally constructed by Senator Joseph Grundy from 1880 to 1912. It now contains four connected buildings totaling more than 300,000 square feet over four acres. The restored original structure is crowned with a 186-foot-high clock tower, which is an iconic landmark in Bucks County.
The Grundy Commons is now home to 25 tenants, including the engineering firm Advent Design, the award-winning Dad's Hat Rye whiskey distillery, prominent pop artist Perry Milou's art studio, Stepping Stone Dance Studio, Tim Witherspoon, Jr’s Boxing Gym, and more. The complex is fully rented, save the sixth floor, which is the last major opportunity to lease in this unique environment that’s adjacent to green space, upscale boutiques and newly opened restaurants. The complex has on-site parking and is a five-minute walk from the SEPTA train station.
"When we purchased the building in 1981, it was a rundown mill. I am proud to have redeveloped it into the center of economic growth for the community, which is enduring a significant revitalization," said Baumgarten. "Bristol has seen an uptick in tourism, commerce and recognition, and we're thrilled to see the picturesque riverfront borough return to a place of prominence."
The charming town is home to an expanding collection of restaurants, including the King George II Inn, which is the oldest continuously operated restaurant in the United States. Next door to King George II is the Bristol Riverside Theatre, which is regarded as one of the most accomplished regional theaters on the East Coast.
In 2017, Bristol was selected as the number-one small town in America by a national election held by the Deluxe Corporation's Small Business contest. The recognition was accompanied by a $500,000 prize to assist six small businesses in the community.
"Bristol on the Delaware has the charm of small-town America but with the convenience of being an easy commute to Center City, Philadelphia, and only 75 minutes from New York City," said Baumgarten.
Anyone interested in learning more about The Grundy Commons can contact fredb(at)grundycommons(dot)com or visit http://grundycommons.com.
Peter Breslow, Peter Breslow Consulting & Public Relations, http://peterbreslow.com/, 2156691126, [email protected]
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