A rare opportunity to assemble a highly visible mixed-use development site in the heart of Lower Moreland Township. Offered together, 2335 Huntingdon Pike, 2339 Huntingdon Pike and the adjoining open parcel at 619 Duell Street create approximately 18,942 square feet of contiguous land with frontage and access from both Huntingdon Pike and Duell Street. The two Huntingdon Pike properties are presently improved with commercial mixed-use buildings, while the rear Duell Street parcel provides valuable flexibility for parking, circulation, landscaping or future redevelopment. Conceptual plans envision “Valley Hound Court Condos,” an inviting three-story, mixed-use community designed for local residents who want to downsize without leaving the neighborhood they love. The preliminary vision includes street-level commercial and professional spaces, approximately 24 thoughtfully designed one- and two-bedroom condominium residences, private balconies, two elevators, welcoming common areas, abundant landscaping, living walls, community gardens and convenient on-site parking. Proposed circulation would create an attractive entrance from Huntingdon Pike with egress onto Duell Street. The neighboring property containing approximately 12,422 additional square feet, may also present an opportunity to expand the assemblage to approximately 31,364 square feet, subject to separate availability and negotiation. Its inclusion could significantly enhance the site plan, parking capacity, green space and overall development potential. Located along one of Huntingdon Valley’s most recognizable commercial corridors, the property offers exceptional exposure and convenient access to surrounding neighborhoods, shopping, restaurants, medical facilities, public transportation and major roadways. Whether repositioning the existing buildings, creating a boutique mixed-use community or pursuing the larger Valley Hound Court vision, this is an opportunity to bring a distinctive new destination to Lower Moreland Township. All development concepts, unit counts, uses, renderings, dimensions and site configurations are conceptual and subject to independent verification, municipal review, zoning approval, engineering, architectural design and all required governmental approvals. Buyers should perform their own due diligence regarding permitted uses, development capacity, parking, setbacks, impervious coverage and the availability of the 4th property