BEDROOMS: 3 | BATHROOMS: 2
LISTING PRICE: $325,000
SQFT: 1,398 / Assessed | Taxes: $4,753 / 2026
Check out this Port Richmond beauty on a neighborly block! 2406 E Allegheny Ave has a mix of vintage details and modern updates. This 3 bedroom, 2 full bathroom home was renovated in 2019.
You’ll be impressed by the front garden planted with perennial bushes and surrounded by a wrought iron fence. The original front door, interior door and window transom with leaded stained glass are preserved and impressive. The large open living room has a decorative fireplace. The room provides enough space for dining and a place to arrange all your furniture! There are multiple windows bringing in lots of light. The kitchen is modern and ready for your cooking adventures. The island with seating provides the perfect space for entertaining. The white tiled backsplash gives the kitchen a cool feel. It’s rounded out with white cabinets, ample storage space, gas range with wall mounted hood, built in microwave, dishwasher, stainless refrigerator & recessed lighting. Past the kitchen, there’s a full bathroom with stacked washer and dryer for added convenience. The backyard has enough space for a grill and small table.
Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms and full hall bathroom. The primary bedroom has exposed brick, double closets and a bay window. The hall bathroom has modern finishes and a skylight. The 2 additional bedrooms are roomy and bright. The finished basement provides space for added living, gym or an office!
You’ll love the wide sidewalks and how the house is set back. It’s an easy walk to Campbell Square, the beloved treelined neighborhood park just 2 blocks away. Check out the local cafe scene at Her Daughter’s and Ellie & Bird Coffee Bar and as well as options like MomMom's Kitchen and Carbon Copy Brewery, Pizza Richmond, Gaul and Company, Polish dining and many salons and shops. There are numerous transit options including buses, trolley and easy access to 95!
Port Richmond is a residential neighborhood, north of Fishtown. Home to Philadelphia’s Polish community, families, old-timers and new younger homebuyers. Classic Philly row homes are the majority with new construction sneaking in here and there. Tiny streets, big porches, and yards are selling points that keep the neighborhood charm alive.