Two Avalon institutions, Circle Pizza and Kohler’s Bakery, are on the market, part of a half-acre parcel that could be redeveloped.
The property sits at the corner of Dune Drive and 21st Street and includes residential units and five commercial spaces, including Circle Pizza, which first opened in 1968 and moved to the current location in the late 70s. The block is also home to Kohler’s Bakery, which opened in Bucks County in 1937 and moved to Avalon in 1949.“It’s obviously a great investment opportunity,” listing agent Jonathan LaKose, of A. Lewis Purdy Real Estate told The Inquirer. “There’s a lot of potential.
“It’s obviously a great investment opportunity,” listing agent JonathanLaKose, of A. Lewis Purdy Real Estate told the Inquirer. “There’s a lot of potential.” of potential.”, the property is owned by a limited liability company linked to Utz Brands Inc. Chairperson Dylan Lissette and his wife Stacie Lissette. The parcel was first listed in April for $7.75 million.
LaKose said zoning in that area does not allow for hotels, but he believes the parcel has the potential for one, with a variance.The parcel is also home to Snack Shack, Son of a Sailor Seafood, and Shaka Burger. All of the businesses and residential spaces are fully rented. Staggering real estate prices abound in Avalon, including a modern beachfront home for $10.7 million and another,Advertisement