Homes with Basements for Sale in 19187, PA

Home with Basement for sale in 19187, PA:

Welcome to this beautifully renovated townhome tucked just off a main street in the heart of Northern Liberties. Offering the perfect blend of modern updates, spacious living, private outdoor space, and convenient city parking, this exceptional home is truly move-in ready. A partially gated community provides one dedicated parking space, making coming and going a breeze in the city. Enter inside to find new hardwood flooring throughout the entire home and a freshly painted interior. The open-concept main level features a spacious living room with a large front-facing window that fills the space with natural light and flows seamlessly into the eat-in kitchen. The newly renovated kitchen feat

Home with Basement for sale in 19187, PA:

Calling all value-add investors or creative home buyers. This permitted shell is ready for your plans. The bones are solid, and the interior is a blank canvas to build out your way. Street parking is easy, and local shops are steps away. Buses, subway access and I-76 put Center City and University City within a short commute. with an estimated after-repair value of $650K or more. Schedule your showing today.

Home with Basement for sale in 19187, PA:

Welcome home to 243 Pine Street! Set on one of Society Hill’s most coveted blocks, this 19-foot-wide Federal-style home offers four bedrooms and three and a half baths, thoughtfully restored to pair its original character with the comforts of modern living. The south-facing facade, with its classic proportions and timeless curb appeal, makes a graceful first impression. An elegant vestibule opens to the grand parlor, where soaring ceilings, French doors, the original mantel, and hardwood floors set the tone. The formal dining room flows into an updated kitchen, now anchored by a new center island, opening to a private brick patio with picturesque views of historic Drinker’s Cour

Home with Basement for sale in 19187, PA:

A rare and storied offering in the heart of historic Society Hill, the design of this 1844 townhouse is attributed by architectural historians as the work of Thomas U. Walter, the architect behind the dome of the United States Capitol. Known as the Griffin Balcony Townhouse for its signature cast-iron balcony — long missing, later traced to Bucks County, and reinstalled on the façade. This four-story residence with basement and attic offers an extraordinary opportunity, available to the market for the first time in over 60 years. Step inside to discover 13-foot ceilings, a multi-story atrium and circular openings that draw natural light deep into the home, creating a sense of o