This is a unique urban redevelopment opportunity in a landmark historic building located in Continental Square in downtown York. Originally built in 1929 as the headquarters for the First National Bank, the building boasts impressive 40-foot barrel-vaulted ceilings, elegant architectural design, ample natural light, and flexible floor plan options. Additionally, there is the potential to incorporate outdoor sidewalk seating on the square or a rooftop deck. The location benefits from high visibility, with nearly 20,000 vehicles passing by daily, along with an average of 3,600 pedestrians per day, making it the busiest intersection in downtown York. It is surrounded by significant traffic generators, including the York County Judicial Center, the Appell Center for the Performing Arts, and Central Market. The area also features some of York’s newest modern apartment developments, such as One West, Revi Flats, Codo, and The Lofts, which bring a growing population and increased demand for retail and dining options.