5717 Pine St, Philadelphia, PA 19143

Discover the perfect blend of historical allure and contemporary living at 5717 Pine St. this home embodies the perfect blend of convenience and charm. Careful restoration efforts have lovingly preserved much of its original character and architectural integrity while the fresh and modern updates bring unparalleled contemporary comforts. Beyond the carefully restored original front door - which features custom Victorian-style stained glass - the main floor introduces the home’s thoughtfully designed layout, which includes 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Adding to the already ample living area, the full basement presents a versatile space, perfect for entertainment or an office, with original wood doors that stand as a testament to the home's legacy. The house boasts a brand new kitchen adorned with sleek black stainless appliances. The handmade kitchen island, crafted using original beams from the house, adds a touch of rustic sophistication, blending the past with contemporary design sensibilities. Whether you're a seasoned chef or an amateur cook, this kitchen promises to be a haven for culinary creations and gatherings. Experience the epitome of comfort with the inclusion of central air conditioning, complete with a smart thermostat, allowing for effortless climate control and energy efficiency. The backyard provides a private sanctuary for outdoor relaxation and activities, while the inviting front porch beckons you to embrace moments of relaxation while you enjoy the neighborhood. With the added advantage of a full 10-year tax abatement, this exceptional home offers the perfect opportunity to own a beautifully restored piece of history without the burden of excessive taxes. Come and discover the harmonious fusion of historic charm, contemporary upgrades, and unbeatable location that awaits you at 5717 Pine Street. Situated in close proximity to the vibrant main attractions of the area, such as the picturesque Clark Park, University City with its esteemed institutions like Penn and Drexel, and the bustling Baltimore Avenue adorned with an array of trendy restaurants and hangouts.