Once-in-a-Generation Offering: Historic Mixed-Use Gem with Waterfall Views in the Heart of New Hope, PA Welcome to 76 South Main Street — a very visible corner location in a rare and storied property nestled in the vibrant heart of New Hope, Pennsylvania. Built circa 1800 and spanning over 4,600 square feet, this brick-clad treasure offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern potential. This breathtaking building overlooks one of the town’s most iconic natural landmarks: the cascading waterfall beside the original mill, a view that has enchanted generations and remains central to the town’s romantic charm. Located in one of Bucks County’s most coveted retail corridors, it stands as a beacon of opportunity amid the cultural vibrancy that has earned New Hope its reputation as the “New Hamptons” of the Northeast. The property offers both immediate income potential and long-term redevelopment upside.This mixed-use building features three retail storefronts with prime visibility along bustling Main Street. Two are currently active, while the third remains easily reclaimable, offering flexible income potential. Above, the second and third floors present an exciting canvas for redevelopment. Whether envisioned as three townhome-style apartments or two luxurious flats, the upper levels promise sweeping views of the Bucks County Playhouse, the original mill, and the cascading waterfalls below and the Delaware River that have long defined the town’s romantic allure. The property’s location is unparalleled — steps from the Lambertville Bridge and surrounded by a year-round buzz from wine bars, riverfront bistros, art galleries, and boutique shops. It’s where the energy of Broadway-caliber performances meet the serenity of the Delaware River, creating a lifestyle destination that draws visitors and local residents year-round. With its commanding presence, deep historic roots, and unmatched views, 76 South Main Street is more than a property — it’s a legacy waiting to be reimagined. Whether you’re a developer seeking a transformative project, an investor eyeing steady returns, or a visionary entrepreneur inspired by New Hope’s artistic soul, this is a singular opportunity to shape the future of one of Pennsylvania’s most beloved riverside communities. "Zoned "Central Commercial District" within the Historic district, allows for a mix of residential and nonresidential uses which preserve the historic buildings, allow for nonresidential uses to serve the residents of the Borough; allow for nonresidential uses for visitors and tourists to enjoy; and control bulk and height to maintain the small Delaware River town scale. Uses permitted by right: forestry, residential conversion, dwelling in combination with business, bed and breakfast, religious use, public recreation facility, private club, general office, government office, medical office, retail, service business, financial establishment, parking area, no-impact home business, accessory office, dwellings in combination with a business, retail food shop, temporary tent or canopy, market. "