SoPhilly Spotlight: Recently rehabbed Point Breeze home edition
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This week’s SoPhilly Spotlight is a recently rehabbed property located in the fast-growing neighborhood of Point Breeze.
The property at 1272 S. 23rd St. is a 1,370 sq. ft. home with 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms that is currently on the market for $299,000.
More from the Space & Company listing:
Welcome to 1272 S 23rd street located above Wharton Square Park in rapidly developing Point Breeze. This property is recently rehabbed entirely.
This home has Hardwood Oak flooring throughout with White Oak stair cases and knee-wall capping. Custom Maple cabinets in the kitchen reveal an espresso color base cabinet and white upper cabinets.
Completing the kitchen is White Cashmere granite and stainless steel Frigidaire-Smudge Free-Gallery series appliance package.
A powder room is located on the first floor for added accommodation. Downstairs offers a finished basement with 7 ft ceilings high hat lighting, and 18″ X 18″ porcelain tile. All new mechanical and electrical systems along with a new service wire and new plumbing throughout.
The 2nd floor boasts a master bedroom with it’s own suite bathroom tiled in White Carrara marble encompassing a spacious soaking tub.
French doors lead to a balcony are a bonus amenity to the master bedroom layout.
Down the hall towards the 2nd and 3rd bedrooms is a full bathroom with Portofino tile throughout and a spacious walk in shower. Both 2nd and 3rd bedrooms offer ample closet space and have convenient access to the laundry closet in the hallway.
This property is blocks from the ever evolving Point Breeze Ave. Blocks from Breezy’s Cafe and this summer’s pop up garden! This is a must see contemporary space, uniquely planned, and exceptionally well articulated by the craftsman. Ready to move in!
Interested in this home? You can contact realtor Carl M. Caldas from Space & Company at ccaldas@spaceandcompany.com or at (215) 279-1897.
