137 KINGSLEY STREET PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania, 19127

Listing #: 6917992 Price: $2,950 Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 2 Partial Baths: 1 Square Feet: 0 Status: Active Acres:
Street Address: 137 KINGSLEY ST Unit Number: City Name: PHILADELPHIA Zipcode: 19127 State: Pennsylvania County Name: PHILADELPHIA
longitude: -75.216613000000 latitude: 40.022703000000 Year Built: property Type: Rentals
Agent Name: David J. Caracausa Agent Phone: Agent Email: davidc@cbpremierproperties.com Office Name: Coldwell Banker Preferred-Blue Bell Office Contacts: (215)-641-2727 Office Email: info@cbprem.com
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Description: Located one short block from Main Street and close to restaurants, bars, shopping, and the Wissahickon Train Station this luxurious newly constructed Townhome is a can't miss opportunity! The First Floor consists of an Open Floor Plan with Hardwood Flooring, High Hat Lighting, Powder Room, and provides ample space for entertaining family and friends. The Center Island Kitchen features Soft Close Cabinetry, Granite Counter Tops, and Stainless Steel Appliances. The Second Floor consists of two spacious Bedrooms that are serviced by a "Jack and Jill" Bathroom featuring a Double Bowl Vanity with Granite Counter Tops and Ceramic Tile Flooring. The Third Floor has two additional Bedrooms including the Master Suite which features a large Walk-In Closet. These two Bedrooms are serviced by a Ceramic Tile Hall Bathroom. Lastly, the rear Deck and back yard allows tenants ample space for outdoor entertainment, barbecuing, or relaxation! Note: One of the officers and shareholders is a Licensed Broker Associate in the State of Pennsylvania.

The property 137 KINGSLEY STREET PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania, 19127 was originally featured on The Premier Properties Group

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