Property Description

Rare West Mount Airy Opportunity – End-of-Row Gem Priced to Sell! Experience the best of Northwest Philadelphia living at a fraction of the neighborhood's median price. This spacious 4-bedroom, 1-bathroom end-of-row home offers 1,616 sq. ft. of living space and has been thoughtfully updated for its next owner. Step inside to a bright, inviting interior featuring a recently updated kitchen and a modernized bathroom, providing a fresh, move-in-ready feel. The end-unit positioning allows for extra natural light and a sense of privacy often missing in traditional rowhomes. Key Features: Updated Interiors: Stylish kitchen and bathroom renovations already completed. Low-Maintenance Outdoor Space: A private, small backyard perfect for urban gardening or relaxing without the weekend-long yard work. Premier Location: Situated on a quiet block in desirable West Mount Airy, where nearby homes have listed for as much as $600k. End-of-Row Advantage: Offers improved light, air, and privacy. Whether you are a first-time homebuyer looking for instant equity or an investor seeking a high-value asset in a top-tier neighborhood, this home is a standout choice. West Mount Airy is known for its tree-lined streets, historic charm, and proximity to the Wissahickon Valley Park and Germantown Avenue shopping and dining. Don't wait—this value-priced home is positioned for a quick sale! ***In the historic West Mount Airy neighborhood of Philadelphia, heating oil remains a common and reliable fuel source for many homes. This listing features a standard 275-gallon tank. With local heating prices currently averaging $3.89 per gallon, homeowners can effectively budget for the winter season. On average, a full tank provides a typical family with roughly 55 days of heat, making it a manageable option throughout the primary heating season, which generally spans from November to March. Tank Capacity: 275 Gallons (standard for the area). Efficiency: A full fill-up typically lasts 55 days. Current Rate: $3.89 per gallon. Seasonal Duration: Approximately 5 months (November–March). Many local providers, such as Shipley Energy and Oil Patch Fuel, offer automatic delivery and price protection plans to ensure consistent warmth during the Philadelphia winter.

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