Positioned in the heart of Downtown Carlisle’s vibrant Central Business District and Historic District, this exceptional mixed-use property offers a rare opportunity to reimagine a landmark asset. Encompassing approximately 34,329 square feet on 0.61 acres, this former bank building consists of a striking two- and three-story masonry building originally constructed in 1863, rich with historic character and architectural presence. Ideally located adjacent to the county courthouse complex and just steps from the town square, the property benefits from strong pedestrian traffic along West High Street—one of Carlisle’s most active corridors connecting the square to Dickinson College. The surrounding area is anchored by a dynamic mix of local retailers, institutional uses, restaurants, and businesses, creating an energetic and highly desirable downtown environment. The building’s main level is currently configured with bank branch space and administrative offices, while the upper floors feature a combination of office suites and former apartment units ready for revitalization. Throughout the property, classic architectural elements shine, including beautiful masonry detailing, expansive arched windows that flood the interiors with natural light, and consistently high 10.5-foot ceilings that enhance the sense of space and openness. Well-suited for a transformative redevelopment, the property offers significant upside potential. The ground floor lends itself to a variety of commercial uses such as retail, restaurant, or office space, while the upper levels present an ideal canvas for the creation of spacious, luxury apartment units—capitalizing on the building’s historic charm, ceiling heights, and oversized windows. Additional features include a full basement with multiple interior and exterior access points, five roofing systems in adequate condition, various fire escapes, and 16 off-street parking spaces located at the rear of the property, easily accessible via side and rear alleyways. This is a compelling opportunity to invest in and revitalize a prominent downtown asset in one of Central Pennsylvania’s most sought-after communities.

Positioned in the heart of Downtown Carlisle’s vibrant Central Business District and Historic District, this exceptional mixed-use property offers a rare opportunity to reimagine a landmark asset. Encompassing approximately 34,329 square feet on 0.61 acres, this former bank building consists of a striking two- and three-story masonry building originally constructed in 1863, rich with historic character and architectural presence. Ideally located adjacent to the county courthouse complex and just steps from the town square, the property benefits from strong pedestrian traffic along West High Street—one of Carlisle’s most active corridors connecting the square to Dickinson College. The surrounding area is anchored by a dynamic mix of local retailers, institutional uses, restaurants, and businesses, creating an energetic and highly desirable downtown environment. The building’s main level is currently configured with bank branch space and administrative offices, while the upper floors feature a combination of office suites and former apartment units ready for revitalization. Throughout the property, classic architectural elements shine, including beautiful masonry detailing, expansive arched windows that flood the interiors with natural light, and consistently high 10.5-foot ceilings that enhance the sense of space and openness. Well-suited for a transformative redevelopment, the property offers significant upside potential. The ground floor lends itself to a variety of commercial uses such as retail, restaurant, or office space, while the upper levels present an ideal canvas for the creation of spacious, luxury apartment units—capitalizing on the building’s historic charm, ceiling heights, and oversized windows. Additional features include a full basement with multiple interior and exterior access points, five roofing systems in adequate condition, various fire escapes, and 16 off-street parking spaces located at the rear of the property, easily accessible via side and rear alleyways. This is a compelling opportunity to invest in and revitalize a prominent downtown asset in one of Central Pennsylvania’s most sought-after communities.