$339,000

Welcome to 1351 S. 46th Street, a beautifully renovated 3-bedroom, 3-bath home offering modern finishes, flexible living space, and a convenient West Philadelphia location near University City. From the inviting front porch, step inside to a bright, open-concept main level designed for comfortable everyday living and entertaining. The home has been thoughtfully renovated and features luxury vinyl flooring, recessed LED lighting, contemporary finishes, and a clean modern design throughout. The spacious kitchen serves as the heart of the home with ample cabinetry, generous countertop and prep space, stainless steel appliances, and an open layout that flows seamlessly into the living and dining areas. A standout feature of this home is its THREE BATHROOMS—an uncommon and valuable convenience that provides added privacy and flexibility for households, guests, roommates, or anyone who simply appreciates having more personal space. The three bedrooms offer natural light and versatility for sleeping, working from home, or creating the space that best fits your lifestyle. Stay comfortable year-round with an efficient mini-split heating and cooling system. Outside, enjoy your morning coffee on the front porch or transform the private rear yard into your own city retreat for grilling, gardening, entertaining, or relaxing. The unfinished basement provides additional storage and future possibilities. Conveniently located near University City, the University of Pennsylvania, Drexel University, Pennovation Works, Clark Park, public transportation, neighborhood restaurants and businesses, and major routes into Center City. HERE'S ANOTHER REASON TO TAKE A CLOSER LOOK: Qualified buyers may be eligible for 100% financing with NO PMI and available homebuyer assistance programs. Depending on financing terms, homeownership may be more affordable than you think. Ask for details and eligibility requirements. Why keep renting when you could be building equity in a renovated home of your own? Schedule your private showing of 1351 S. 46th Street today.