Set in the historic and picturesque hamlet of Mortonville in Newlin Township, this unique package of four contiguous properties offers an extraordinary opportunity for visionary residential, mixed use or commercial redevelopment. Listed at a combined $675,000, the offering includes both land and structures across a total of approximately 2.05 acres with varied zoning and flexible potential. Included is a twin residential dwelling at 2090 & 2092 Strasburg Rd (Tax ID: 49-01-0009.0100), offering 0.1976 acres of R10-zoned property. This twin house could serve as rental income, live/work accommodations, or even short-term lodging—adding critical value to your investment. Anchoring the portfolio is 2094 Strasburg Road (Tax ID: 49-01-0010), the storied site of the former Dugals Inn. Zoned FRD – Flexible Rural Development, with an added Village Overlay District, this parcel spans 0.1899 acres and holds deep potential for revitalization into a community favorite—think a destination restaurant, craft brewery, or country-style retail space. Adjacent is a spacious, paved parking lot (Tax ID: 49-01-012), comprising 1.5545 acres of level ground. Zoned V10 this lot allows for ample customer parking, outdoor seating or event staging space, and future auxiliary development. Rounding out the package is a second paved lot across the street at 2089 Strasburg Rd (Tax ID: 49-01-0001.0100), adding another 0.1112 acres of usable land, also zoned V10. Key infrastructure updates include an approved septic permit for the twin home parcel, with pump-and-haul capability planned for redevelopment on the former Dugals Inn site. Two well-positioned parking lots—one in the rear and one across the road—make it feasible to accommodate both guests and staff. With steady traffic along Strasburg Road and flexible zoning, this offering is a blank canvas for a thoughtful developer, business owner, or investor to craft a vibrant new destination in scenic Chester County.

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