606 N 2nd St
Harrisburg, PA 17101

This well recognized establishment has been providing an unforgettable dining and entertaining experience in a historical setting for many years in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. It is a part of Harrisburg's Capitol Restaurant Row, which is the center of downtown. During the day it's a sea of employees walking on breaks, enjoying lunch; at night, the atmosphere transforms into a hip scene with bars, restaurants, nightlife and art galleries, offering a wide assortment of places to choose from for every taste and personality. Originally, the Firehouse building was built in 1871, as the location for the Harrisburg Hope Fire Company Station #2, which continued to serve the community until 1980. Hope Station is the oldest standing firehouse in the city of Harrisburg and is the second oldest in Pennsylvania. In the beginning of the 1980's the property was renovated into the Firehouse Restaurant. The Owners maintained most of its original architecture and restored its original splendor, along with the exterior brickwork, the windows, window mullions, and doors which were retained during the restoration representing features of Italianate Revival style. The sale includes the real estate, liquor license, furnishings, decor, equipment and business. Tax returns and equipment list shall be available for review after signing a Confidentiality Agreement. See agent, Bo Mangam, Director - Sales & Leasing.