2964 N 2nd St

The availability of the Alexander Grass Campus for Jewish Life (the “Campus”) presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a premier 6.42-acre riverfront campus in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The property encompasses six (6) buildings totaling approximately 94,000 square feet, complemented by an underground parking structure accommodating 136 vehicles. Recently renovated and thoughtfully maintained, the Campus occupies a highly desirable setting within Harrisburg’s historic Olde Uptown riverfront neighborhood. The Campus has a rich and distinguished history. Originally the estate of the McCormick family, one of Harrisburg’s most prominent families, the property later served as the home of the Harrisburg Academy. Subsequently acquired and redeveloped by the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education as the Dixon University Center, the Campus functioned as a collaborative educational hub serving numerous colleges and universities throughout Pennsylvania. The property was later acquired by the Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg and extensively renovated to create the Alexander Grass Campus for Jewish Life. Today, the Campus consists of a functionally diverse collection of institutional and community-oriented facilities, including an administrative building with meeting and conference spaces, a full-service fitness center, executive and administrative offices, a mansion-style office building, a senior community center, a community services office building, a comprehensive early childhood education center, and a K–8 educational academy. All buildings feature attractive brick exteriors and are designed in a cohesive architectural theme, creating a distinctive campus environment. The 6.42-acre site is enhanced by professionally landscaped grounds, recreational areas, an underground parking garage, and ample surface parking. Its combination of historic character, modern improvements, institutional infrastructure, and prominent riverfront location creates a unique and highly flexible opportunity for continued educational, community, nonprofit, healthcare, residential, or mixed-use redevelopment.