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An end rowhome in Passyunk Square that’s small on space but big in character is on the market, asking $225,000.
That price tag buys a 650-square-foot home with one bedroom and one bathroom. But what the property lacks in size it certainly makes up in architectural details, charm, and location.
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The home has a traditional South Philly rowhome layout on the first floor, starting with the living room, a spacious kitchen, and a small backroom beyond that. Here, sliding doors lead to a nice surprise: A cozy back patio with a built-in terrace.
There are hardwood floors throughout the home, matched with salvaged materials, like a sliding barn door that hides the second-floor bathroom. And although there’s just 650 square feet, the home has some much-needed built-ins and extra storage spaces throughout so closet space shouldn’t be a problem.
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The $225,000 home also has a pretty sweet spot at 648 Sears Street. That address puts the home a short walk from East Passyunk Avenue, Geno’s and Pat’s Steaks, and the Broad Street Line.
- 648 Sears Street [Philly Home Girls]