Former Hebron U.M. Church

347 Market Street sits in downtown Millersburg, a small riverside borough in Dauphin County, PA, right along the Susquehanna River. The property occupies a visible corner lot in the town's historic core, within walking distance of Market Street's shops and the riverfront — including the nearby Millersburg-Liverpool Ferry, one of the last remaining wooden ferries of its kind. Route 147 runs through town, connecting Millersburg north and south along the river corridor.A rare opportunity to own a striking property in the heart of downtown Millersburg. This large, three-story brick masonry building sits on a 0.45-acre corner lot, offering excellent visibility and versatility for a wide range of institutional, community, or adaptive-reuse purposes. Built in 1935 with a 1965 addition, the building has been well-kept and maintained, with a newer metal roof, updated windows throughout, and an oil-fired boiler with steam heat. At its heart is a large, elegant two-story sanctuary featuring soaring ceilings and striking stained glass windows. Beyond the sanctuary, the property offers a wealth of functional space, including a commercial kitchen, a large meeting hall with stage, multiple classrooms, four restrooms, and two spacious third-floor rooms with sweeping views of the Susquehanna River. On-site parking includes 25 surface spaces plus additional on-street parking, and public water and sewer service the property. Located in a walkable riverside community, this freestanding building is ready for its next chapter — whether that's continued religious use, a community center, event space, or another special-purpose vision.