1122-26 W. Bryn Mawr comprises two one-story masonry storefronts on a combined 11,273 SF lot with approximately 75 feet of Bryn Mawr Avenue frontage. The building totals 10,175 SF and benefits from rear public alley access, providing a highly functional and flexible footprint for a range of commercial uses. The property consists of two buildings with distinct histories. 1122-1124, known as the National Tea Company Building, was constructed in 1929. 1126, the E. Kenner Ingal Building, dates to 1919. Both are classified as Late Classical Revival in style. The single-story floorplate, generous ceiling heights, and wide storefront bays make the building well-suited for adaptive reuse across retail, restaurant, food & beverage, fitness, medical, creative office, or cultural/arts uses. The property sits directly adjacent to the Bryn Mawr CTA Red Line Station, which completed a full renovation in 2025.