About 8 S Delaware St
Land is becoming an ever increasing rare find. This is ideally suited for Real Estate Developers and Investors. A very strategic location right off US Route 130 & and Interstate 295 - Exit 18. The parcel measures 238.50' on Baird Avenue, and 276.10' on Overbrook Avenue. The property is made up of two lots. Block 131, Lot's 1 & 2. It has a total of 1.5 acres. The traffic count on I-295 is estimated at 57,800 vehicles per day, which was several years ago. Most important, Gas, Water & Sewer are available. Additionally, this is located in the IR (Interchange Redevelopment) zone. Paulsboro is a small industrial riverfront borough on the Delaware River. ….known for it’s port, historic lighthouse, and easy access to major highways and Philadelphia Metro Area. The Borough of Paulsboro Interchange Redevelopment effort focuses on the highway and adjacent parcels near the I-295 Exit 18/19 area to support the new commercial and mixed-use investment while coordinating with broader port, commercialization and industrial revitalization in the borough. The program centers on land at and around the I-295 interchanges serving Paulsboro, especially the EXIT 18 (Berkley Road / Super WAWA area), and exit 19. These specific locations are viewed as gateways to the borough and the port, so the redevelopment concept emphasizes visibility from the interstate and improved access to local streets and employment areas. Please see zoning map and specific uses and regulations in the Document’s file: Service Station, Automobile Showroom, Used car lot, Wholesale Businesses, Warehousing or Storage, Manufacturing, Outside Storage such as: sale & distribution of ice, Liquid Bulk Storage, Frozen Food Locker, Express, Carting or Hauling station, Motor freight terminal, Contractor, Craftsmen's or general service and repair shop, Bottling and distribution station for milk or other nonalcoholic beverages. Laundry / Dry Cleaner, Carpet Cleaners, Print Shops, Newspapers, and, many more. The township will review any and all uses not mentioned. The Port of Paulsboro has been under redevelopment as a flexible “omniport”, aimed at handing bulk, break bulk, containers, and potentially offshore wind-related manufacturing and assembly. This will not last long. The survey and legal description has been completed. See Documents file. Buyer’s responsible for all inspections, certification, and municipal approvals.
