2803 W Queen Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19129-1083 $369,900
With Pending Contract
Interior Sq. Ft: 2,700
Acreage: 0.12
Age:99 years
Taxes: $2,099
Design/Type:
Twin/Semi-Detached
Description
Beautiful, historic, well-preserved and updated, HUGE POTENTIAL are all words that come to mind when thinking about this East Falls stunner! This 2,700 square foot stone twin TRIPLEX includes 1 two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment and 2 one-bedroom, one bath each on separate utilities. This property is well situated for a seasoned investor looking for a value-add project for an expanding port folio, or a first-timer who might be looking for a home to call their own yet also thinking of off-setting the mortgage using the income of the other two units. Each unit is decked out in beautiful hardwood flooring, gorgeous stone, and stained- glass detailing along the stairwells, built-ins, and gigantic functioning fireplaces on every floor. The kitchen is freshly updated with shaker cabinetry and matching appliances, and a welcoming backyard with flowering trees for you and/or your tenants to enjoy in the warmer months perfect for barbequing and hosting the neighbors, friends, and family. The enclosed, wrap-around porch for you to enjoy the vistas even in the cooler months. Many recent updates to the property will save you boatloads in the long run, such as a new roof, newer mechanicals, updated kitchens, and appliances. What’s not to love? The location is also sublime with the Queen Lane Train Station right across the street making the commute to Center City an absolute breeze, and cheap as well. Forget the expensive car! With Drexel, Thomas Jefferson Universities, AND the much sought-after Germantown Friends School all within walking distance, this is a no-brainer for young families or college students looking for a good rental. And La Salle University is just a short commute as well. Wanna find out more? Inquire today!
Home Assoc: No
Condo Assoc: No
Basement: Y
Pool: No Pool
Features
Utilities
Radiator Heating, Natural Gas, Wall Unit Cooling, None, Hot Water - Natural Gas, Public Water, Public Sewer
Garage/Parking
On Street
Interior
Ceiling Fan(s), Kitchen - Eat-In, Full Basement, Vinyl Flooring, Wood Flooring
Exterior
Stone Foundation, Stone Exterior
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Public Elementary (137 schools)
Public Middle (27 schools)
Public High (63 schools)
Private (129 schools)
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This report is a detailed community overview for Philadelphia (19129), Pennsylvania.
Community Quick Facts
- Average travel time to work for people in this community: 36
- Average salary of people in this community: $64,146
Community Summary
- Population Density (ppl / mile): 4,908
- Household Size (ppl): 2.21
- Households w/ Children: 38%
Housing Inventory
- Owned: 2,249 (44.2%)
- Rented: 2,422 (47.6%)
- Vacant: 417 (8.2%)
- Total: 5,088
Population Demographics
The population of the community broken down by age group. The numbers at the top of each bar indicate the number of people in the age bracket below.
Climate and Weather
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Education
Highest Level of Education Attained
- Less than 9th Grade: 0.5%
- Some High School: 4.3%
- High School Graduate: 17.2%
- Some College: 12.3%
- Associate Degree: 2.9%
- Bachelor's Degree: 30.7%
- Graduate Degree: 32.0%
Income by dollar range
Median Income: $79,034
Fair Market Rents
The Fair Market Rents show average gross rent estimates based on figures provided by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
- Studio: $635
- One Bedroom: $1,270
- Two Bedroom: $1,493
- Three Bedroom: $1,276
- Four Bedroom: $1,825
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