NCC in the News

Isaac’s Brewhouse will open its first location in the county at the Commons sometime between Nov. 1 and Jan. 31, according to Lebtown. The 4,300-square-foot restaurant will join Ancestor Coffeehouse & Creperie and Premier Nails Salon at 119 Springwood Drive. Isaac’s has 13 locations in Lancaster, York, Cumberland and Berks counties, including sites in Ephrata, Lititz and Lancaster city.

Isaac’s Brewhouse will join a mix of businesses at North Cornwall Commons, including Ancestor Coffeehouse & Creperie and Premier Nails, in a building at 119 Springwood Drive in Lebanon.

Mike Weaver, Isaac’s president & CEO, said the 4,300-square-foot restaurant will be the first Isaac’s in Lebanon County. Plans for the restaurant are still being finalized, so he could not provide details about seating capacity, but he did indicate that it will have an outdoor dining area.

Mick's All American Pub is set to bring a plethora of menu options under one roof in Lebanon come the early fall after successes in three central PA locations situated in Lancaster County.

"Lebanon clicks all the check boxes," said Mick Owens, owner of the chain. "It's a pretty natural progression." The restaurant, located at 105 Springwood Drive, is projected to open in September or October.

Phase 1 includes the townhomes, known as Trail Side Townhomes since the development adjoins the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail. An entrance to the rail trail is located near the complex’s community center, and walking paths are planned throughout the entire development. According to the project’s website, about 118 of the 170 townhomes have been constructed or are under construction. “They’re selling really well,” said Jonathan Byler, owner of Byler Holdings, the company behind the development.

The foundation for the first of two 110-unit apartment buildings was laid this week as part of the ongoing construction of the North Cornwall Commons in Lebanon.

Two-thirds of the apartments - 77 - will be one-bedroom units, while 33 of them will be 2-bedroom units, said Michael Swank, director of operations for real estate at Byler Holdings, the developer.

A new apartment complex in North Cornwall Commons is now under construction.

A celebratory groundbreaking ceremony marking that milestone for North Cornwall Commons Apartments, a project of Byler Holdings LLC, will take place at 11 a.m. Nov. 19 at 119 Springwood Drive, Lebanon.

The apartments are part of 81-acre North Cornwall Commons, a mixed-use development in North Cornwall Township that also includes townhomes, retail, office, and hospitality space.

North Cornwall Commons, the mixed use development across from the fair grounds, is set to welcome its next major tenant: Marriott Fairfield Inn & Suites.

The 90-room, 4-story hotel will be operated by Shaner Hotel Group, a State College-based hotel management company with 51 hotels total, and 13 in Pennsylvania, according to a new release. Within Pennsylvania, Shaner exclusively operates hotels in the Marriott family of brands.

A new entrance to the Lebanon Valley Rails to Trails network is now open for business at North Cornwall Commons.

The entrance opens onto the Kenneth Homes development known as Trail Side, where townhomes are being sold starting just under $170k. According to the developer’s website, more than 29 of these units have already been sold.

When coffeehouses first appeared in England, they were a gathering place for some of the greatest minds of the Enlightenment. Artists and thinkers came together to discuss, debate and work – all over a cup of coffee.

Now, a new coffeehouse hopes to take up that mantle for Lebanon: Ancestor Coffeehouse & Creperie.

Located at North Cornwall Commons, Ancestor is slated for a grand opening May 25.

On a slightly overcast Thursday morning, the Marriott Fairfield Inn & Suites at mixed-use development North Cornwall Commons was ceremoniously christened during a groundbreaking exercise with local dignitaries.

The project, which technically began in 2017, is the “next logical step” in the commercial development of North Cornwall Commons, according to Jonathan Byler, the president and CEO of Byler Holdings.

Developer Arthur Campbell believes the future growth of retail space in Lebanon County looks bright.

Campbell, president and owner of Cumberland County-based Campbell Commercial Real Estate, Inc., says this for one reason.

“It’s simple math,” Campbell said during a telephone interview with LebTown. “The advantage we have in Central PA, unlike a lot of other areas of the state, is that we are increasing population. You can check this, but I believe Cumberland County is the fastest growing county in the state and Lebanon is also seeing population growth.”

It can be difficult to get a good look at the middle of the Lebanon Valley without a way to get up high and take in the sights. Fortunately, that’s exactly what drones offer.

All photographs by Will Trostel.

LebTown took to the skies with a camera drone to capture the beauty of the summer season in the South Lebanon area this July. Check out the bird’s-eye view of South Hills Park, Cedar Crest High School, North Cornwall Commons, and the Lebanon VA Center below

The new community center in the North Cornwall Commons is ready for use! The recreation building is composed of an outdoor swimming pool accessible for any residing member of the North Cornwall Commons. The inside is home to a gym for residents to maintain a healthy lifestyle. There is also a large community room that can be used by tenants for various different social neighborhood events.

The acres of farmland that is housed next to Cedar Crest High School was just bought by the Cornwall Lebanon School District. The Cornwall Lebanon School District is looking forward to the benifts of acquiring this land and the fututre of the students are in mind with this purchase.

The 90-room, 4-story hotel will be operated by Shaner Hotel Group, a State College-based hotel management company with 51 hotels total, and 13 in Pennsylvania, according to a new release. Within Pennsylvania, Shaner exclusively operates hotels in the Marriott family of brands.

After years of delays, a developer on the North Cornwall Commons project in Lebanon County said he believes construction crews will break ground on the complex in the spring.

Feb 1, 2018

A Lancaster-based home builder has secured permits for the first townhouses to be built at North Cornwall Commons. Kenneth Homes, 320 Granite Run Drive, Lancaster, has building permits for the first 12 townhouses of the 162 residential units planned to be built on the site near the intersection of Rocherty and Cornwall roads, according to North Cornwall Township Manager Tom Long.

Jan 10, 2018

The intersection at Route 72 and Rocherty Road will be the subject of a $4,7 million improvement project including enlarging and restructuring the intersection to provide for turn lanes and an upgrade to the traffic signal system, according to a news release issued by PennDOT. The project will also include milling and resurfacing of the roadway, new highway signs and pavement markings, curbing, guide rail, inlets, pipes and stormwater management facilities.

The team of Art Campbell, Jessica Gasper and Larry Kostelac of Campbell Commercial Real Estate, Inc. have been awarded the exclusive sales and leasing assignment for the long-anticipated North Cornwall Commons project in Lebanon County. The multi-phase mixed-use project is being developed by Springwood Development Partners, a partnership between Blackford Development and Byler Holdings LLC. When completed, the 81-acre project will be comprised of retail, restaurant, hospitality, office, and townhomes.