BEDROOMS: 2 | BATHROOMS: 1.5
LISTING PRICE: $359,000
SQFT: 1,064 / Assessed | Taxes: $1,693 / 2026
1411 S Mole St is move-in ready and in an ideal location! Check out this roomy and modern 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath Newbold home.
The first floor features an open layout with excellent natural light, exposed brick, and hardwood flooring throughout. The modern kitchen has stainless steel appliances and that island you’ve been dreaming about! Step outside into the turf lined backyard. It’s big enough for a grill and chairs. Imagine the gatherings you’ll host this holiday season in this sweet space.
Upstairs you’ll find 2 large bedrooms both with large closets and a sizable hallway bathroom. The finished basement is added bonus for your office or gym. The current tax abatement is through December 2030.
Situated in Newbold you’ll love living in this ideal location just 1.5 blocks from Broad Street so close to the Broad St subway and bus lines. It’s a short walk to grocery stores like Sprouts and Giant, cafes such as Batter and Crumbs and Mighty Bread, exercise and yoga studios like Social Beings, Liberty Yoga and City Fitness and just 5 blocks from the Fountain on E Passyunk Ave! You’ll love living on a quiet block west of Broad yet so close to all the action.
MULTI-UNIT | 3 Apartments
Bed 1 Bath 1 | Bed 2 Bath 2 | Bed 3 Bath 2
Listing Price: $410,000
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