2617 Springfield Rd, Broomall, PA 19008

Investor Opportunity: Historic Home with Major Potential in Prime Broomall Location Welcome to 2617 Springfield Road, a rare opportunity to transform a piece of Broomall history into something truly special. Originally built in 1830, this 5-bedroom, 1.5-bath stone home offers timeless character, a spacious layout, and the kind of upside that savvy investors, flippers, and visionaries seek. Set on a large, flat lot with mature landscaping, the property blends original charm with practical advantages. Inside, you’ll find striking architectural details—arched doorways, built-ins, and thick stone walls—as well as generous living spaces, including an enormous living room, expansive formal dining room, and a bright, eat-in kitchen ready for a modern reimagining. Key features include: Newer roof and updated windows in portions of the home Multiple garages with workshop potential Two attic spaces and an unfinished basement—ideal for additional living space or storage A long, private driveway with turnaround space—providing easy, safe access despite the Springfield Road address Large rear deck for outdoor living The home's unique sideways orientation, set back and inward from the road, enhances privacy and tranquility. Entry is accessed from the side or through the back, creating a more secluded, residential feel that separates it from the street entirely. While centrally located, safety and accessibility are not a concern—this is a property that lives like it's on a quiet lane, not a main thoroughfare. With its documented historical significance, top-tier school district, and high ARV potential, this property is a standout opportunity for those looking to renovate, restore, or reimagine. Whether you're a seasoned investor or a buyer with vision, 2617 Springfield Road offers the rare blend of history, space, and location that can’t be replicated. Don't miss your chance to unlock the full potential of this one-of-a-kind home. Sale is as-is. Buyer is responsible for obtaining U & O. Home is historically protected—demolition is not permitted, but full renovation is allowed.