Industrial buildings and remnants of those from a previous era dot the urban Philadelphia landscape. Some are torn down, some sit abandoned and better yet some are repurposed. This two-pack of buildings served a previous life geared towards industry but are now reborn as a crown jewel for urban life. Located in Queen Village on a small alley, the home captures all the diversity of the neighborhood context.
The first floor contains a gracious entry, media room and two car parking. The primary living spaces are lifted onto the second level with a new wood stair sharing light and views between and within each room. Windows on four sides of the home is an absolute rarity and enables this 'noble floor' to sparkle unlike any other.
Some say it's tricky to raise a growing family in the city; well I'd beg to differ if you've got these digs.
3,000 sf_4 bedrooms_3.5 bathrooms