A
riverfront property adjacent to Penn Treaty Park in Fishtown, near SugarHouse
Casino, is on the market along with approvals for a 19-townhouse development at
the site.
Property-owner
Penn Treaty Views LLC is seeking $6.5 million for the 1.5-acre strip of land
between North Delaware Avenue and the Delaware River near Marlborough
Street, spokesman George Polgar said in an email late last week.
Penn
Treaty Views acquired the property at 1143-51 N. Delaware Ave. at auction in
July for about $4 million, according to records filed with the city. It is
selling the land along with plans commissioned from Philadelphia-based Abitare
Design Studio for a row of four-story townhouses, most of them
3,800-square-feet, with two-car garages, elevators and roof decks, Polgar said.
A
public easement exists for the property’s waterfront, which would make up a
small part of the riverfront trail planned between Penn Treaty Park and
SugarHouse.
Philadelphia
officials recently seized control of a waterside sliver of the Henry
Stewart Co. wire rope business’ property immediately to the north for use in
the cycling-and-walking trail.
Penn
Treaty Views is a partnership involving Northern Liberties-based developer
Shovel Ready Projects LLC and Philadelphia-area music-venue impresarios Allen
and Adam Spivak, Polgar said.
Shovel
Ready also is marketing a nearby pier where the never-built
Trump Tower Philadelphia was planned, with designs for a townhouse development
at that site as well.
Source: Philly.com
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