Discover a prime investment opportunity in the sought-after Wissahickon neighborhood! This traditional end-of-row townhouse, built in 1960, offers a solid masonry structure with a full basement featuring a walkout entrance-perfect for future expansion or rental potential. With 3 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms, this property is well-suited for both long-term tenants and short-term rentals. The compact 0.05-acre lot ensures low maintenance, while on-street parking adds convenience for residents. Located less than a mile from bus and commuter rail stations, this home provides excellent accessibility, enhancing its rental appeal. Investors will appreciate the potential for value appreciation in this vibrant community. The unfinished basement presents an opportunity for additional living space or storage, increasing overall property value. Don't miss out on this chance to secure a property with strong rental demand and growth potential! House being sold "As-Is".
Exclusions: All appliances in "as-is" condition with no monetary value.
Senior Community: No
Location
Subdivision Name: WISSAHICKON
Tax Lot: 84
Parking
Parking
Garage: No
Utilities
Equipment
Cooling: Central A/C
Heating: Central
Has Heating: Yes
Sewer: Public Sewer
Water Source: Public
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