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About This Home
This 0-bedroom, 0-bathroom other at 205 E HIGH Street in Pottstown, PA is listed for $679,900. Built in 1857, on a 0.17 acres lot.
Prime downtown redevelopment or owner-user opportunity at 205 E High Street, Pottstown. This prominent former bank building offers substantial square footage across multiple floors, high ceilings, strong street presence, and dual frontage on High Street and Hanover Street.
The property features open floor plates, a former vault, and flexible interior space suitable for retail, hospitality, office, mixed-use redevelopment, brewery/distillery, event space, or creative commercial conversion. Located in the heart of Pottstown's revitalizing downtown corridor, the building benefits from walkable amenities, nearby residential growth, and convenient regional access.
Ideal for investors, developers, or businesses seeking a signature property with adaptive reuse potential. Recently reduced to $679,900, creating a compelling opportunity for redevelopment or owner-user acquisition. Square footage includes the basement, which was formerly used as offices and a kitchen. Showings by appointment only. One of the sellers is a licensed real estate salesperson in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Key Features
- Built in 1857
- 0.17 acre lot
Property Details
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Design Style
classic masonry
Location Features
downtown visibility, strong foot traffic
Monthly Cost Estimate
$3,636/mo
20% down · 6.5% · 30 years
Estimates only. Actual payments may vary.
Location
205 E HIGH Street
Pottstown, PA 19464
Property Details
Construction
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Questions & Answers
This 0-bedroom, 0-bathroom other at 205 E HIGH Street is listed at $679,900. The estimated monthly payment is $2,946 based on 20% down at 6.5% interest.
Key features include: Built in 1857, 0.17 acre lot.
This property is listed by Timothy Brian Hennessey and can be reached at 6107925900 or timhennessey@kw.com.
