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Majestic Mansion Selling For $25M In South Jersey Majestic Mansion Selling For $25M In South Jersey
Majestic Mansion Selling For $25M In South Jersey A seven-bedroom, 10-bathroom mansion is for sale on 7.7 acres of land in Burlington County. The 40,000-square-foot home in Moorestown, listed by Sothebys Real Estate, also features majestic staircases, a spacious kitchen and a bar with a billiards table. It's selling for $24.95 million. There are six fireplaces, a home theatre, a gym, an indoor pool and multiple elevators servicing four floors. There's also a wine cellar and chapel/meditation room for quiet time. The listing reads: "Artisan builders have utilized modern technology and the finest materials in developing a legacy home that …

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by Jon Craig
Business
Top Golf Opening 2 Locations In Philly, King Of Prussia Top Golf Opening 2 Locations In Philly, King Of Prussia
Top Golf Opening 2 Locations In Philly, King Of Prussia Topgolf is expected to begin construction on a new location in Northeast Philadelphia, while a second facility is expected to be developed this summer in King of Prussia, reports say. The Philadelphia location will start construction on April 19, which will expand across 27 acres at the former Nabisco and Mondelēz International factory at Roosevelt Boulevard after being set back nearly a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal. The King of Prussia facility will be developed across 48.5 acres at the former American Baptist Churches USA headquarters a…

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by Nicole Acosta
Business
Wawa Drive-Thru Opens In Bucks County Wawa Drive-Thru Opens In Bucks County
Wawa Drive-Thru Opens In Bucks County Wawa has opened a standalone drive-thru-only convenience store in Falls Township, Bucks County -- the first for Pennsylvania. The 1,850-square-foot store is located at 549 W. Trenton Avenue in Morrisville and will offer Wawa's breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Menus will be available on digital boards and on mobile devices using scannable QR codes, some of which may contain deals, Philly Voice reported. According to a comment made by Wawa director of construction Terri Micklin to the Philadelphia Business Journal, the single-lane drive-thru has a capacity …

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by Nicole Acosta