About 114 E Main St #rear
WAREHOUSE SPACE AVALIABLE Property fronts on 113 E Lafayette Located in historic Norristown just steps to the Riverfront near downtown businesses, shopping, transportation, and other amenities. Property etc. etc.. Is situated in a highly-visible area, steps from the Montgomery County Court House, Dekalb Street, steps to the Norristown Transportation Center buses and trains. High traffic area with easy access to major highways, including Routes 202 Dekalb St, 476 Blue Route, 76 Schuylkill Expressway, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Minutes to King of Prussia and Plymouth Meeting. If you haven't recently visited, you may not have seen all the improvements that have occurred. From streetscapes, the cultural district, and major transportation improvement projects to thriving neighborhoods - commercial growth in Norristown is on the rise. Norristown is home to many new businesses - and our existing businesses are expanding! The Recreation Department provides programs for children and adults throughout the year. Our Thomas Barone Memorial Complex offers 3 fields, one with lights, for our youth baseball and softball programs. Latshaw Field is a host to Chestnut Hill University, Connie Mack Baseball CYO During the Baseball Season Norristown Diamond Senior League Baseball (Ages 30 and Over)We also have an adult softball field at Sully Gelet field and Patti Simons Field. Elmwood Park offers: Bocce Ball Picnics Playground Areas Sunday Concerts Volleyball :RIVERFRONT REDEVELOPMENT.As property along the riverfront is readied for redevelopment, the path forward for a thriving riverfront is also underway. Schuylkill River Trail. The trailhead at Norristown Transportation Center was developed for use by trail users through the cooperation of Municipality of Norristown, Montgomery County Parks and PA Heritage Parks, and SEPTA. Trail users may use these parking facilities at no cost after 5 p.m. on weekdays and all weekend. Visit the Schuylkill River Trail website to learn more. Elmwood Park Zoo is a zoo located in Norristown, Pennsylvania.
