Liberty Place

Liberty Place is a commercial office space located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The building, formerly the headquarters of Armstrong World Industries, has been redeveloped by urban developer Ed P. Drogaris. Situated just minutes from the Route 30 bypass, Liberty Place boasts a landscaped boulevard entrance off the revitalized Prince Street Corridor. The four-story, E-shaped structure features two outer wings connected by a 600-seat, 18,500 square foot theater auditorium. Liberty Place offers a variety of amenities for its tenants and their guests. Over 700 parking spaces are available, along with a new formal columned entrance, a receptionist, and a building greeter. The building features key card access, security cameras, and two passenger elevators, as well as a freight elevator. A complimentary shared conference room, high-speed internet, a mail center, and an in-house café are also available for tenant use. The space provides tenants with multiple features that set it apart from other office buildings. Liberty Place offers ADA accessibility, the ability to expand within the building, and is located within walking distance of several restaurants. Additionally, it is conveniently close to major routes including 501, 222, 30, and 72, providing easy access to surrounding areas. For more information about Liberty Place, please visit their website at libertyplace.net.