Vintage homes for sale & real estate in 19093, PA

Vintage Home for sale in 19093, PA:

Welcome to this well-maintained 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom property, an excellent ownership opportunity in Philadelphia's vibrant University City. Over 1500 sqft of practical and functional layout, ideally situated within the highly desirable Penn Alexander Catchment. The main level features an open floor plan, providing a versatile living space. The updated kitchen includes granite countertops and stainless steel appliances, offering a breakfast bar for daily use. Each of the upper floors host two carpeted bedrooms and a full bath. The home's location is a key highlight, placing residents in the heart of a dynamic neighborhood. Enjoy easy access to a wide array of amenities, including local res

Vintage Home for sale in 19093, PA:

It the most wonderful time of the year to BUY real estate ❤️ Check out this neat townhome with a sensible floorplan, 2025 updates, and location on a quiet street in the heart of bustling Grays Ferry! A classic Philadelphia front porch is your welcoming area, as well as a relaxing place to sit and chat. You enter level one into a spacious living room, with LVP flooring that flows through all rooms of the home. In the rear is an updated eat-in kitchen (2025) featuring a quartz countertop, a tiled backsplash, upper and lower cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances. A rear egress takes you to a private patio, convenient for grilling, container gardening, or whatever suits your needs. Le

Vintage Home for sale in 19093, PA:

A charming one bedroom one bathroom on the Square in the prestigious 1830 condominium tower. A spacious condo with high ceilings, oversized windows, stunning french white oak floors, solid wood doors and a classy renovated bathroom with stall shower. Additional highlights include large in-unit washer dryer, , central HVAC, expansive wall space and attractive moldings. Without a doubt - A rare one bedroom on the Square. You can't get more convenient than this -- walk into the building from the Square and right into your condo without taking an elevator. A terrific primary residence or Pied-e-Terre. Nestled along the south side of Rittenhouse Square, 1830 was the first high-rise on the Square