900 N 4th St
Sunbury, PA 17801
Turkey Hill · Retail Property For Sale

This Turkey Hill is located at 900 North 4th Street in Sunbury, Pennsylvania. Sunbury is located in Northumberland County along the east bank of the Susquehanna River. Sunbury, Pennsylvania is the location of Weis Market’s Corporate Headquarters. Weis Market’s is a popular Mid-Atlantic food retailer, with a strong customer base throughout Central Pennsylvania. This Turkey Hill is situated on the hard corner of North 4th Street and Lincoln Street. On average, approximately 9,800 vehicles travel along North 4th Street each day. Bringing additional traffic directly into Sunbury is PA Route 147, which experiences an average daily traffic count that exceeds 14,150 vehicles. There are over 26,967 individuals residing within 5-mile radius of this Family Dollar and approximately 69,962 within a 10-mile radius. The 5-mile population and 10-mile population demographics are expected to increase through 2023. This Turkey Hill benefits from being well-positioned within the main retail corridor of Sunbury, in close proximity to a variety of national and local tenants. Major national tenants in the immediate area include: Weis Markets, Weis Gas N’ Go, Sherwin Williams, Dunkin’ Donuts, Firestone, M&T Bank, Advance Auto Parts, Ford, and many more. Located one-mile from this Turkey Hill is UPMC Susquehanna-Sunbury, a 70-bed hospital offering emergency, medical, and surgical care. There are also two public schools located within a 1.5-mile radius of this Turkey Hill. Shikellamy High school and Chief Shikellamy Elementary School have a combined average enrollment of 1,125+ students each year. Located within a 10-mile radius of this Turkey Hill are Bucknell University and Susquehanna University. The two colleges have a combined annual enrollment that exceeds 5,000 students. Sunbury has a rich history that it is dedicated to preserving, while also promoting economic development opportunities, and spurring community reinvestment. Sunbury has changed over the years and is becoming a regionally competitive 21st century urban center, while still maintaining it’s small-town character.