6224 Gardenia St, Philadelphia, PA 19144

Welcome to one of the most colorful and friendly blocks in all of Germantown, situated on a quiet one-way street. This sun-filled 3 bedroom, 1 bath row home, built in 1930's, starts charming you as soon as you walk up into it. Relaxing open floor plan, too. Decorative fireplace in living room, Radiator heat, natural gas h/w, garage, full bloom perennial flowers out front. All this and all close to all the wonderful amenities Germantown has to offer, close to transportation, The Attic Brewery, walking distance to Regional and Weavers Way Co Op, High Point, the Wissahickon, Germantown Ave restaurants, Acme, fitness center, to name just a few amenities and is an easy drive to Center City. Gleaming just refinished oak hardwood floors. Just like the flower, with its shiny green leaves and heavily fragrant summer flowers, this home is a winner! Great price too. Tudor Row front of this CLEAN brick, oak wood floors, 3 spacious bedrooms, 1 bath, in a marvelous mix of sunshine, classic styling & comfort. An unfinished powder room in basement, ready for fixtures. Built with 1930's quality, this stunning townhouse with garage, small deck is just what you're looking for! Condition reflects only the finest...antique architectural accents, high ceilings, oak floors w/inlaids sweet kitchen in Walnut Wood cabinetry, stainless appliances & cool retro bath all in peak clean condition with skylight in pink tiles! Bonus basement just parged walls, painted cement floors which enters into garage, makes moving and storing a breeze. And it's fun to add your special touches! Germantown will also pride themselves for their tolerance and acceptance of people from all walks of life. From aging 1960s hippies to lefty vegan radicals to young professionals to LGBTQ families to service workers, and maybe even the occasional conservative, you’ll find someone matching that description living in Germantown. Back in Colonial times, Germantown was Philadelphia’s original summer resort. In fact, the neighborhood takes its name from its very first “vacation home”.