BEDROOMS: 3 | BATHROOMS: 1
LISTING PRICE: $259,000
SQFT: 1,016 / Assessed | Taxes: $3,665 / 2026
It’s front porch season and 2605 E Westmoreland awaits! This charming Port Richmond 3 bed, 1 bath home has it all on a tree-lined block. Upon entering this meticulously maintained property greets you with gleaming wood floors, ample windows and tall ceilings.
The first floor layout is flexible and offers a variety of living and dining configurations. The cheery kitchen features a breakfast bar and an oversized window overlooks the lush back patio. This private outdoor oasis is elevated with pavers, modern fencing and a new wood pergola and offers a dreamy respite from the hustle and bustle of the city!
Back inside, you’ll find 3 generously sized bedrooms and the full bathroom on the second floor. The front bedroom is flooded with natural light from a wall of windows and has double closets. All bedrooms have ceiling fans and matching hardwood flooring as well. The full bathroom features neutral tile, an oversized vanity, bathtub and additional storage. Downstairs is a massive unfinished basement with laundry and tall ceilings, ideal for all of your storage or workout needs.
Located directly across from Frank Glavin playground/splash pad and 1 block from Campbell Square, green space in the city is at your doorstep. Explore neighborhood gems like Miles Table for brunch, Ellie & Bird Coffee and Marinucci’s for the perfect hoagie. Shopping local or at big box stores is easy with multiple grocery stores, Target and Home Depot all within a mile. Transit is a breeze with several bus lines running on Allegheny as well as easy highway access on 95. Set out your rocking chairs and carve your pumpkins. You’re perfectly positioned at 2605 E Westmoreland to enjoy the best Port Richmond has to offer on this friendly front porch block. Schedule your showing today!
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.