300 East Godfrey Avenue - The Bond Building
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Classification: DC-Convertible Building
Existing building with industrial characteristics suitable for repurposing
Site Map & Areas
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Technical Specifications
- Acreage
- 4.53 acres
- Building Size
- 241,237 SF
- Zoning
- I2 - Medium Industrial (City of Philadelphia)
Infrastructure Intelligence
Scored using engine v1 · 11/14/2026
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Description
The Bond Building at 300 East Godfrey Avenue is a 241,237-square-foot adaptive reuse industrial facility in Northeast Philadelphia, originally a historic bread factory now converted to flex industrial space with adjacent outdoor storage. The property features coworking areas, cafeterias, and multiple loading configurations designed for operational efficiency. Located within the Philadelphia metro area, the building sits approximately one mile from both Broad Street and Roosevelt Boulevard, with direct access to I-95 for regional connectivity. The nearby Fern Rock Transit Center provides access to regional rail and the Broad Street Line, supporting workforce accessibility across the greater Philadelphia region. The site's positioning offers proximity to both the densely populated urban core and surrounding suburban markets.
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