Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Passyunk Post! We’re taking a few days off for the holiday, but will be back to regular posting on Mon., Dec. 1. — Don’t forget tell us what South Philly organization you think should get the $500! Voting will start next week.
During the holiday season, many of us find our homes full of family and friends. This cozy home at 1110 W. Moyamensing Ave. can accommodate for a Thanksgiving dinner, holiday celebrations and even summer barbecues.
On the market for $229,900, this 1038 sq. ft. home in Lower Moyamensing has 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom.
Wonderful Home in South Philadelphia in the next hot neighborhood’ LOMO” Lower Moyamensing, this ex. wide very spacious home contains stunning original inlay hardwood floors upstairs and down, beautiful crown molding and woodwork throughout,grand living room and separate dining room ,
Can you picture having a Christmas tree set up by the windows?
contemporary eat in kitchen with ceramic and mosaic glass tile finishes, high end granite countertops, beautiful mahogany cabinets, full appliances, reset lighting,
the kitchen leads you to an enormous ,tranquil yard great for entertaining or for your garden, finished off with a high vinyl fence for privacy,
The home comes with a nice-sized backyard for outdoor entertaining
full clean basement, great for storage or to eventually finish, new washer/dryer, PGW parts and labor plan on the heater, original staircase leads you to 3 bedrooms that are all very spacious and have closets in each room, cool retro 3-piece tile bath, plus a 2 year old rubber roof, close to all major transportation to and from Center City, or just a bike ride away, just 4 blocks away from Passyunk Square and Passyunk Ave, great value for this space, easy to show…. The house was extended and is bigger than the public record.
Can you picture your family and friends gathering here during the holiday season?
Chatter around South Philly High’s master greening plan is typically focused on the green roof, but did you know that a dog park is also on the agenda? Now you do! At the corner of Broad and Jackson streets, the
Yes, you can still afford to buy a good house in South Philly. This one even has a finished basement. Coming in at a sensible $174,900, this week’s SoPhilly Spotlight is a 2-bed, 1-bath renovated rowhouse at 1519 Manton St. that has everything you
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2 thoughts on “SoPhilly Spotlight: Thanksgiving edition”
Nice house with a good sized back yard. According to the listing there are 8 rooms. The realtor must be including the bath and basement in their count.
“In lay Hardwood floors”, “Reset Lighting”, and “Full Appliances”…If you’re going to write about real estate you should not print terrible realtor bs and/or learn the correct terminology yourself. Parquet flooring and recessed lighting are the words you should use. “full appliances” means nothing. In fact, maybe its a good idea to never print the realtor/broker description of properties as they’re often filled with innumerable errors or just stupid words. I’m surprised this listing didn’t also include the word masonary…
Nice house with a good sized back yard. According to the listing there are 8 rooms. The realtor must be including the bath and basement in their count.
“In lay Hardwood floors”, “Reset Lighting”, and “Full Appliances”…If you’re going to write about real estate you should not print terrible realtor bs and/or learn the correct terminology yourself. Parquet flooring and recessed lighting are the words you should use. “full appliances” means nothing. In fact, maybe its a good idea to never print the realtor/broker description of properties as they’re often filled with innumerable errors or just stupid words. I’m surprised this listing didn’t also include the word masonary…