Apple Automotive Buys Former Dick's Sporting Goods
Founded in 1976, Apple has nearly 20 locations throughout York, Red Lion and Hanover, PA.
YORK, PA—SP Middletown Land Holdings, an entity closely related to Apple Automotive Group, has acquired a 55,200 square-foot building, formerly occupied by DICK’S Sporting Goods, on 9.35 acres at 1313 Kenneth Road, York, PA, for $6.25 million.
Frank Roddy, president of Roddy Inc., brokered the sale.
The one-story, masonry and steel building is heated and sprinklered throughout and offers ceiling heights from 12 feet to 14 feet clear, tailgate loading, mostly 30-foot by 36-foot column spacing, and parking for 205 automobiles.
The property is about two miles from Interstate 83 at the intersection of Kenneth Road and US Route 30 (Loucks Road), and offers convenient access to the Pennsylvania Turnpike (Exit 242/Harrisburg West) and Interstate 81. The property is just 35 minutes from Harrisburg, two hours from Metropolitan Philadelphia and three hours from New York.
Apple Automotive Group is a leader in the automotive industry in Central PA for sales, service, parts, collision repair and carwash services. Founded in 1976, Apple has nearly 20 locations throughout York, Red Lion and Hanover.