2019 E Susquehanna Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19125 Fishtown | Four-Unit Investment Opportunity A rare chance to own a high-quality, fully stabilized rental property on the edge of Fishtown. Designed by Harman Deutsch Ohler Architecture and built in 2019, this four-unit building combines modern design, strong rental performance, and the flexibility to operate as either a pure investment or an owner-occupied asset. Ideally situated half a block from Front St. and a five-minute walk to Frankford Avenue, the property offers residents easy access to the neighborhood's best restaurants, shops, and transit options. The building spans 4,216 square feet across three stories, with a well-designed unit mix of one- and two-bedroom layouts. Strong in-place rents offer clear room for growth as leases turn over, and continued demand for well-located housing with spacious floor plans supports future appreciation. Zoned RM-1 on a 19' x 86' (1,625 sq ft) lot, this is a turnkey opportunity in one of Philadelphia's most sought-after submarkets. Co-listing agent has ownership in the property
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Sam Akif215-617-6142,
Keller Williams Main Line6105200100,
Co-Listing Team: The Mike Mccann Team, Co-Listing Agent: Michael R. Mccann215-709-4141,
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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