107 W Seymour Street
Philadelphia, PA 19144

Welcome to 107 W. Seymour Street, where Germantown’s architectural history comes alive. This stunning Second Empire-style residence that has been thoughtfully and meticulously restored from the ground up. With a striking stone façade, brand new roof, and over 2,295 square feet of beautifully finished living space across three floors, this 6-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home is one of the most compelling values in all of Northwest Philadelphia. From the moment you step inside the welcoming heated sunroom, you’ll feel the rare combination of old-world character and modern sophistication. Restored original hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, crown molding, and classic wainscoting pay homage to the home’s 125-year history — while the fully updated kitchen, luxurious bathrooms, and central air conditioning ensure every modern comfort is accounted for. The gourmet kitchen is the heart of the home, featuring stainless steel appliances, butcher block countertops, rich dark wood cabinetry, open shelving, and a central peninsula perfect for hosting family dinners or Sunday brunches. Upstairs, six generously sized bedrooms offer flexible living for large families, multigenerational households, or buyers looking for dedicated home office space. The partially finished basement adds even more versatility — think media room, workout space, or storage. Located in the heart of historic Germantown, you’re steps from SEPTA regional rail and bus lines, minutes from Chestnut Hill’s boutique shops and restaurants, and with easy access to Routes 1 and 76 for a smooth commute throughout the city and surrounding counties. Whether you’re a first-time buyer ready to plant roots in one of Philly’s most storied neighborhoods, or a savvy investor eyeing a turnkey asset — 107 W. Seymour Street delivers space, character, and value that’s hard to find at this price point. Schedule your private showing today before someone else makes it home. View this listing at: http://lancasterpahomesforsale.com/mls=PAPH2601916