Vintage charm and transit access seal a $259K South Philly rowhome
Two Nashville transplants bought a 960-square-foot, three-bedroom, 1957 South Philly rowhouse near the Broad Street Line for $259,000, paying full asking price with a $5,500 seller’s credit; the home was sold as-is but an inspection-related plumbing issue was fixed by the seller and the appraisal came in above asking. They put 5% down from a retirement account and used mortgage points to keep monthly payments under $2,000. They moved themselves over several weekends, embraced vintage 1960s–1970s furniture, renamed a Florida room the Eagles’ Nest, and navigate a shared sewer line while avoiding a gutted “millennial gray” renovation.