Brick commercial property at 4235 Edgmont Avenue in Brookhaven
Available for lease or sale

4235 Edgmont Avenue · Brookhaven, Pennsylvania

A working commercial property with more than one way forward.

Currently operating as a commissary kitchen, this freestanding Route 352 property offers a rare combination of production infrastructure, visibility, and deal flexibility.

Owner-supplied exterior image · confirm current conditions during a private walkthrough.

$625,000Published asking price
$3,750/moEntire property · base rent; NNN
$3,500/moFront Sections 1–5 + 8 · modified gross + utilities
$1,750/moRear Sections 6–7 · modified gross + utilities
22,000 VPDBroker-marketed traffic count
23 ftCommercial hood system
C-1Commercial zoning; verify intended use

The property

Built for real production—not presented as an empty box.

The kitchen is in active commissary use today. In a perfect world, that operation stays in place while the rest of the property finds the right operator—but ownership is open to every credible path.

Kitchen, prep, refrigeration, storage, office, three bathrooms, and parking functions are already present. That gives a future operator a meaningful head start while still leaving room to shape the property around a new plan.

Explore the commercial kitchen lease details See five illustrated property-use ideas
Existing infrastructureConfirm condition and inclusion during due diligence
01

Commercial kitchen and prep areas

02

23-foot hood and fire-suppression system

03

Three-bay sink and stainless work tables

04

Refrigeration and freezer capacity

05

Dry storage and basement storage

06

Dedicated office space

07

On-site parking

08

Three bathrooms

Room by room

See how the spaces connect.

The July 30 walkthrough visuals are now paired with concise professional narration and a historic layout reference. Choose a marked room to see how the recorded spaces connect, then use the photo guide for a closer look.

Interactive plan tour

Click a room. See the space.

Nine short video chapters pair the July 2026 walkthrough visuals with concise professional narration and a partial historic tenant-fit-out reference so you can understand how the recorded spaces connect.

Open the six-page layout reference

Edgmont Avenue01 / 09

Street arrival

Street frontage, side parking, and the ramped entrance shown at the start of the July 2026 walkthrough.
0:00 / 0:00
  1. 01
    Front entryStreet-facing corridor
  2. 02
    Display + serviceRefrigeration and counter area
  3. 03
    Production kitchenCooking line and prep
  4. 04
    Main-level officeDedicated administrative workspace
  5. 05
    Back roomFlexible rear room, rear exit, and restroom view
  6. 06
    Lower-level work + storageWorkroom, shelving, stairs, and utility space
Also documented in the walkthrough

Three bathrooms · closets · rear/service hallway · secondary refrigeration area

Front corridor with windows and refrigeration visible ahead
Stop 01
Front corridorA direct path from the street-facing side toward the display area.
Front service area with glass-door display refrigerators and counter
Stop 02
Refrigeration + service areaGlass-door display refrigeration and a customer-facing counter.
Wide view of the commercial production kitchen and stainless prep area
Stop 03
Production kitchenHood line, cooking equipment, stainless prep surfaces, and pass shelf.
Main-level office with built-in work surface, shelving, desk chair, and window
Stop 04
Main-level officeA dedicated office with built-in work surface, shelving, and room for equipment.
Stop 05
Back roomTwo owner-supplied room angles show the open floor and rear exit; a third view documents one restroom.
Lower-level workroom with long counter and open floor area
Stop 06
Lower-level workroomLong counter with open floor area for storage, staging, or a future plan.
Reverse view of the lower-level workroom and counter
Stop 06
Workroom reverse viewThe opposite angle shows the work surface, doorway, and room depth.
Lower-level storage area with wire shelving and open floor
Stop 06
Lower-level storageOpen storage floor with perimeter wire shelving.
Reverse view of lower-level storage with wire shelving
Stop 06
Storage reverse viewA second angle establishes the room's circulation and shelving layout.
Lower-level stair and utility access area
Stop 06
Stair + utility accessThe walkthrough connects the lower-level rooms through this support area.

Owner-supplied edited room images, mapped against the July 30, 2026 walkthrough video. They illustrate the layout and room relationships; current condition and all equipment or fixture inclusion remain subject to an in-person walkthrough and final agreement.

Published pricing

Choose the whole property or a clearly identified partial space.

Whole-property pricing is stated as base rent under a triple-net structure. Partial-space pricing is modified gross plus utilities and follows the numbered blueprint-tour areas below.

For sale

Purchase the property

$625,000asking price

Entire property

Purchase terms and any equipment or fixture inclusion will be documented in the final agreement.

Discuss a purchase

Entire property

Full-property lease

$3,750per month

Base rent · Triple net

One tenant leases the entire property and pays the agreed taxes, insurance, maintenance, and utilities.

Ask about the full property

Front partial lease

Commercial kitchen premises

$3,500per month

Modified gross · Plus utilities

Tour Sections 1–5 and 8. The connected Section 3A storage hall is grouped with the front premises.

Ask about the front premises

Rear partial lease

Two-level rear suite

$1,750per month

Modified gross · Plus utilities

Tour Sections 6 and 7: Section 6 on the main level together with Section 7 on the lower level.

Ask about the rear suite

Proposed partial-space boundaries

See exactly which tour sections go with each partial lease.

Front premises · Sections 1–5, 3A, 8Rear suite · Sections 6–7
Main-level planFront: 1–5 + 3A · Rear: 6
Historic main-level plan showing the proposed front and rear partial lease areas
Lower-level planFront: 8 · Rear: 7
Historic lower-level plan showing the proposed front and rear partial lease areas

These colored areas identify the proposed room packages by tour section. The underlying drawings are historic references, not current as-built plans or surveys. Exact demising boundaries, access, shared areas, utilities, and rentable area will be confirmed in the lease.

4235 Edgmont Avenue along PA Route 352 in Brookhaven
Edgmont AvenuePA Route 352

Location + market

A visible address on a working commercial corridor.

The property fronts Edgmont Avenue in Brookhaven. Current broker materials market approximately 22,000 vehicles per day and the following population profile around the site.

15,1191 mile
112,7443 miles
222,2235 miles

Traffic and demographic figures are presented as current broker-marketed information and should be independently verified.

Ways the space could work

Bring a plan, not just a category.

Restaurant + takeoutBakery or food productionRetail or showroomOffice or studioPersonal serviceA serious creative proposal

Examples reflect the current broker brochure and ownership’s openness to serious ideas. Every intended use remains subject to zoning, licensing, code, and owner approval.

Explore the illustrated concept studies

Clarity matters

Important details will be confirmed before any agreement.

Exact legal and rentable square footage, final demising boundaries, shared access and utilities, parking count, equipment inclusion, lease documents, and sale terms remain subject to due diligence. Partial spaces are identified by numbered tour sections rather than unverified square-foot figures.

Have an idea—or know the right person?

Let’s walk the property and talk it through.

Reach out directly with interest, a credible use, or a connection. If this is not for you, sharing the property with someone who should see it would genuinely help.