|
|
|
| Description |
 |
|
Welcome to 836 N. 63rd Street, a large 7-bedroom property in the Overbrook section of Philadelphia offering serious potential for the right investor, developer, or experienced rehabber. This property is in need of a full renovation, but the size, layout, and land potential create an exciting opportunity for someone with vision While the existing structure offers the possibility of a large single-family rehab, the true opportunity may be in exploring a higher and better use. This could be an ideal candidate for a pad site, redevelopment project, or potential multifamily conversion, subject to zoning, permits, approvals, and buyer due diligence. Located near Haverford Avenue, public transportation, neighborhood amenities, and ongoing development activity throughout the West Philadelphia/Overbrook corridor, this property offers the scale and location many investors are looking for. Whether your strategy is to renovate, reposition, hold, or pursue zoning for multifamily use, this is a property worth evaluating. The property needs a full rehab and is being sold strictly as-is. Seller will make no repairs. Buyer is responsible for verifying zoning, permitted use, redevelopment options, multifamily feasibility, lot size, square footage, taxes, condition, and all intended investment uses with the City of Philadelphia. Cash, hard money, or renovation financing preferred. Bring your contractor, architect, zoning consultant, and vision. Opportunities with this much potential do not come around every day.
|
|
|
| Room Sizes |
|
|
|
|
| Location |
|
|
|
|
| Driving Directions |
|
|
Head east on Market Street toward Philadelphia Turn left onto N. 63rd Street. Continue on N. 63rd Street until you reach 836 N. 63rd Street. The property will be near the Haverford Avenue / Lansdowne Avenue area.
|
|
|
| Details |
|
Architectural Type - A-Frame
Basement - Unfinished, Concrete Perimeter
Exterior Features - Masonry
Heating - Radiator, Natural Gas
Hot Water - Natural Gas
Sewer - Public Sewer
Water - Public
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
