For years, Perkiomen Valley Brewery has stood as a shining example of what a true community hub should look like. Located at 101 Walnut Street in Green Lane, Pennsylvania, the brewery built a beloved reputation not just for its small-batch artisanal beers and unique botanical ales, but for its groundbreaking commitment to inclusivity. Founded by a family with autism “along for the ride,” the taproom was meticulously designed to be completely mobility and sensory-friendly, featuring a dual-height bar, a dedicated sensory room, a companion bathroom with an adult-sized changing table, and thoughtful details down to dyslexia-friendly fonts on the menus.
Now, a major transition is on the horizon for this recognizable Montgomery County cornerstone. The real estate hosting the brewery has officially hit the market, offering a unique opportunity for entrepreneurs, craft beverage producers, or commercial investors to step into a highly specialized turnkey space.
The property at 101 Walnut Street, situated at the busy corner of Walnut Street and Gravel Pike (PA Route 29), is being offered for sale at $765,000. Originally constructed in 1969 as a local bank, the building underwent extensive, capital-intensive renovations to transform into the fully operational brewery and taproom it is today…