19191, PA homes for sale & real estate

19191, PA Homes for Sale

Rarely Available! Experience elevated city living in this sophisticated corner 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath residence at the highly sought-after Hopkinson House, ideally situated on historic Washington Square. This exceptional southeast-facing home features a private balcony showcasing spectacular river and bridge views, framed by an impressive Philadelphia skyline. The modern kitchen features crisp white shaker cabinetry, elegant marble-look quartz countertops, a subway-tile backsplash, upgraded stainless-steel appliances and convenient pantry for additional storage. The expansive open-concept living and dining area is flooded in natural light and enhanced by stylish custom California Closet built-

19191, PA Homes for Sale

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19191, PA Homes for Sale

Welcome to 1414 S 18th St — a remarkable pre-construction opportunity to own a newly built corner property in a prime Point Breeze location in South Philadelphia. Currently under construction, this impressive residence is planned to offer approximately 3,000 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space, featuring 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, a finished basement, private backyard, and private roof deck. With projected completion in Q1 2027, buyers have the unique opportunity to secure a brand-new construction home while potentially customizing select finishes and features during the building process. The home's spacious floor plan is designed for modern city living, with generous

19191, PA Homes for Sale

Excellent investment opportunity in the heart of Graduate Hospital! 1501 Montrose Street is a well-positioned mixed-use corner property featuring a first-floor laundromat and two spacious, updated one-bedroom, one-bath apartments above, offering multiple potential income streams under one roof. The laundromat, along with all equipment, is included in the sale and features 20 washers and 14 dryers. The laundromat and all equipment are being conveyed in “as-is” condition. The commercial space has its own entrance from 15th Street, while the residential units share a separate entrance from Montrose Street, providing clear separation between the commercial and residential portions o