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Mixed Use Property on Front, Main Streets: What Should Go There?

An unusal opportunity exists for an entrepeneur or developer to purchase nearly an entire block of real estate with frontage on both Main and Front streets in Hellertown borough. How do you think it should be redeveloped?

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An unusal opportunity exists for an entrepeneur or developer to purchase nearly an entire block of real estate with frontage on both Main and Front streets in Hellertown borough.

The property includes the former Kichline’s service station, the business’s adjacent auto parts warehouse and a large single-family home at Main and Pine streets. The address for the listing is 194 Main St., Hellertown, PA 18055.

The family-owned service station and auto parts store closed at the end of May.

The purchase of all equipment left inside is now “negotiable,” according to Grace Realty Co. of Bethlehem, which listed the entire .82 acre property for $1.25 million earlier this month.

The former Kichline’s auto service station on Front Street in Hellertown is now for sale.

 

According to the Grace real estate listing, the home includes four-plus bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, a heated in-ground pool and a two-car detached garage.

The large home that is part of the Kichline property includes 4-plus bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, a heated in-ground swimming pool and a 2-car detached garage, according to the Grace Realty Co. listing.

The auto parts store includes a showroom and private office, and the former service station is equipped with three front bays, two rear bays, two side truck bays and an office, per the listing.

The former Kichline’s auto parts store includes a showroom and office.

“This is a great opportunity on heavily traveled Route 412,” it states. “(It is) located in the mixed zoning district, which has a large number of permitted uses. The way the buildings are situated they would allow for an owner to use the portion of the buildings needed and rent out portions for additional income.”

To view the listing and photos of the property, click here.

Then tell us how you think the property should be redeveloped, either commercially, residentially, or in some other way.

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Josh Popichak

Josh Popichak is the owner, publisher and editor of Saucon Source. A Lehigh Valley native, he's covered local news since 2005 and previously worked for Berks-Mont News and AOL/Patch. Contact him at josh@sauconsource.com.

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