For more information: Michael Sheaffer 717-283-0600 X111 [email protected]Building Information Available Area: 12,670 SF Total (1,728 SF on 2nd Floor) Ceiling Heights: 8’-10’ & 10’-12’ Loading Docks: Loading Facilities, Open Dock Electric: 200+ Amp HVAC: Central A/C, Ceiling Fans, Heat Pumps Water/Sewer: Public Site Information Land Area: 0.34 Acres Municipality: Lititz Borough Zoning: LRRD (Lititz Run Revitalization District) Tax Parcel ID: 370-28426-0-0000 105 Warwick Street Lititz, PA 17543 NO WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IS MADE AS TO THE ACCURACY OF THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN, AND THE SAME IS SUBMITTED SUBJECT TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS, CHANGE OF PRICE, RENTAL OR OTHER CONDITIONS, PRIOR SALE, LEASE OR FINANCING, OR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE, AND OF ANY SPECIAL LISTING CONDITIONS IMPOSED BY OUR PRINCIPALS NO WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS ARE MADE AS TO THE CONDITION OF THE PROPERTY OR ANY HAZARDS CONTAINED THEREIN ARE ANY TO BE IMPLIED. 206 West James Street Lancaster PA 17603 +1 717 283 0600 www.naicpi.com F F Fo For r mo more re i i i i f f nf nf or or ma ma i ti ti ti on on : Comments Located in the heart of downtown Lititz LRRD walking and shopping district. Just steps away from the new Tapestry Collection HILTON HOTEL, upscale apartments, condo’s, shops, and marketplace. 12,670 SF of primarily first floor open space, currently occupied by Iron Fit Gym. Perfect for retrofitting into an entertainment/restaurant venue or anything retail or service oriented that lends itself to one of America’s coolest small towns. For Sale - 12,670 SF Located in the Heart of one of America’s Coolest Small Towns $1,267,000
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For more information:Michael Sheaffer717-283-0600 X111
NO WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IS MADE AS TO THE ACCURACY OF THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN, AND THE SAME IS SUBMITTED SUBJECT TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS, CHANGE OF PRICE, RENTAL OR OTHER CONDITIONS, PRIOR SALE, LEASE OR FINANCING, OR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE, AND OF ANY SPECIAL LISTING CONDITIONS IMPOSED BY OUR PRINCIPALS NO WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS ARE MADE AS TO THE CONDITION OF THE PROPERTY OR ANY HAZARDS CONTAINED THEREIN ARE ANY TO BE IMPLIED.
For Sale - 12,670 SFLocated in the Heart of one of
America’s Coolest Small Towns
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105 Warwick Street
Wilbur Redevelopment Project
Project Type Multi-Family & Mixed Use
Project Description Multi-use redevelopment of an 11-acre site including:
-Adaptive reuse and expansion of the existing Wilbur Chocolate Factory -Retail Space -Boutique Hotel with 74 rooms -26 high end condominiums overlooking the Lititz Springs Park
-Two new 5-story, wood framed market rate apartment buildings
-155 one and two bedroom apartments
-Hybrid Senior Living housing
-32 independant living apartments
-Common community space
-Structured covered parking on grade directly below
AMENITIES & SERVICES
A 48 On The Park residence combines the amenities of Hilton Tapestry Brand Hotels with the charm
and care-free nature of downtown Lititz living. Take in the views of Lititz Springs Park while experiencing
luxurious living and unparalleled level of care and service. Join us in ultra-luxury living in this one of a kind
community, named one of America’s best places to live!
AMENITIES SERVICES - Fitness Center - Spacious, state of the art
On Tuesday Oak Tree acknowledged the planned condos range from 1,331‐square‐feet
units up to a large‐end single residences at 1,892 square feet.
There are three penthouse residences — and some buyers have combined condominiums
to create residences — over 3,000 square feet, said Ian Ruzow, one of the project
partners.
He said the units have been selling “through word of mouth.”
“Twenty of the 26 residences, have already been reserved without any marketing efforts,”
Ruzow said.
Oak Tree said it has provided presentations for prospective buyers during the past three
months.
“The excitement around the project has been wonderful and there seems to be a strong
market demand for high end condominium living in Lititz,” he said.
In late 2015, Cargill, which owns Wilbur and the Lititz chocolate factory since 1992, had
deemed the three‐story brick plant at 48 N. Broad St. inefficient.
That resulted in the loss of 130 jobs and the end of manufacturing in a plant that had been
producing chocolate at the North Broad Street location since 1900, when the company
was known as Kendig Manufacturing.
Wilbur, founded in Philadelphia in 1884 and moved to Lititz in the late 1920s as part of a
merger, ended production at the end of January, 2016 — so too did a 115‐year‐old
tradition.
Still, O’Brien hopes to bring a new life and evolve from that tradition, not unlike
Ghirardelli Square —built in San Francisco where Ghirardelli’s chocolate factory has been
reinvented as Fairmont Heritage Place.
The iconic bold Wilbur lettering nameplate will remain in brick at the former site, O’Brien
said.
Prices for the residences start at $449,000.
Prospective buyers have expressed interest in the project from as far away as Seattle.
So what makes this project so desirable?
“First the Wilbur project in general has been met with a lot of enthusiasm by the
community,” O’Brien said. “The views of Lititz Springs Park and the ability to easily walk
downtown are some of the project’s location advantages.”
The design of the new façade on Broad St. — visualized by RLPS Architects and David T.
McNally’s sketches — respects and compliments the existing historic buildings and will
offer new retail and restaurant space.
The partial demolition and restoration of the historic building shell, and the construction
of the new building shell along Broad Street, should begin by the month or first week of
April, O’Brien said.
Wohlsen Construction is tasked with the prep and demolition work, which will be done in
phases.
Construction of individual residences will be finished by Simeral Construction.
“Both builders are known for their quality construction and both are based in Lancaster
County,” O’Brien said. “The residences will have high end finishes for the buyers to choose
from including: high end appliances and fixtures.”
While floor plans have been created for each of the residences, there is an ability for
owners to change the layout to fit their lifestyle.
“Both buildings are elevator served and have private entrances for the unit owners,”
Ruzow said.
On top of 48 On The Park will be a large private rooftop lounge with bar, serving counters,
gas grill and heaters and outdoor lounge furniture in a wonderful space overlooking Lititz
Springs Park and Broad Street.
There will be open and shaded areas available but the roof‐top lounge is for residents
“who can invite friends and family to use it when the resident has reserved it but it is for
owner use only,” O’Brien said.
The onsite bar and restaurant will be able to provide services to the rooftop lounge for
private functions.
Condo owners will have use of an 800‐square‐feet wellness facility, valet parking of their
vehicles and in‐residence dining for breakfast, lunch or dinner provided by the on‐site
restaurant.
Ruzow noted that 48 On The Park will offer condominium owners two covered and
secured parking spaces included in the purchase of a residence.
The first units will be occupied in the second quarter of 2019.
While most of the condominium residences have been reserved, there are still a few
residences available, O’Brien said.
More information is available at http://48onthepark.com
Patrick Burns is News Editor of the Lititz Record Express. He welcomes your questions and
comments and can be reached at [email protected] or at 717‐721‐4455.
Scale 1:1,200 | 1 in = 100 ft Date Created: 21-Mar-19
Source: Lancaster County GIS, Copyright (c) 2018. This map to be used for reference or illustrative purposes only. This map is not a legally recorded plan, survey, or engineering schematic and it is notintended to be used as such.For complete disclaimer see: co.lancaster.pa.us/gisdisclaimer
Commercial Sale InformationBusiness Type: Special PurposePossible Use: Bar/Tavern/Lounge,
Barber/Beauty, Beer/Wine/Liquor,Commercial, Convenience Store,Day Care, Florist/Nursery, Food &Beverage, Food Market, LiquorStore, Office, Other, ProfessionalService, Restaurant, ShoppingCenter, Spa, Special Purpose
Topography: Flat & Sloped
Load: Loading Facilities, Open DockBuilding Area Total: 12,670 / Estimated
Building InfoBuilding Units Total: 1Building Level Count: 2Building Total SQFT: 12,670 / EstimatedAbove Grade Fin SQFT:12,536 / AssessorBelow Grade Fin SQFT: Assessor
Main Entrance Orientation: WestConstruction Materials: Aluminum Siding, Block, Brick,