Located in the heart of Radnor Township , this charming and inviting church has been a fixture in the community for 134 years. The church features a spacious sanctuary with an impressive vaulted ceiling surrounded by beautiful antique stain glass windows. The rear of the church features a small fellowship room with a full working kitchen, restrooms and office. The property also includes a charming 4 bedroom parsonage in need of renovations, once used as a rental property, that will provide a comfortable home for the church's pastor. Or make this property your own with the many uses that the C-1 district allows.
Rezone to all Residential possible with township approval can make for a great building opportunity or convert to your West Wayne dream home! Property backs up to the Radnor walking trail and is walking distance to downtown Wayne, Schools, parks, and transportation. Alternate address for the property is 330 W Wayne Ave. Buyer Responsible for U & O -
Property needs work being sold in "AS IS" condition. Motivated seller - Make an offer!
Property Type :
Residential
Subdivision :
Waynewoods
County :
DELAWARE
Style :
Residential
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ByOwner last updated this listing 04/28/2024 @ 23:14
MLS: PADE2042242
LISTED BY: Jennifer L Moscia , Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc.
SOURCE: BRIGHT MLS
Buyer Agency Compensation: 3%
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