BEDROOMS: 3 | BATHROOMS: 1.5
LISTING PRICE: $275,000
SQFT: 1.108 / Assessed | Taxes: $4,662/ 2025
Welcome to 3116 Chatham Street — a unique brick row home on a 15x95 lot that beautifully blends classic character with modern upgrades. Located in the heart of Port Richmond, this sunny abode offers 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and an open layout perfect for everyday living. The inviting front porch, adorned with slate tiles, leads into a bright living room featuring a large bay window. The adjoining dining area includes custom millwork, a wall of windows, built-in shelving, and a cozy nook ideal for crafting cocktails or spinning records.
Flowing off the dining room, the modern kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances, white shaker cabinets, granite countertops, and a peninsula for casual dining. A charming powder room is conveniently tucked away on the first floor. Step out from the kitchen to the expansive backyard — a gardener’s delight and the perfect space for nights around the firepit or weekend barbecues.
Make your way up the staircase, with its distinctive retro metal railing, to the large landing leading in to the primary bedroom featuring a bay window and two closets. Down the hall are two additional bedrooms. The middle bedroom works beautifully as a home office, music studio, or nursery, while the third bedroom comfortably fits a queen-size bed and includes a custom desk nook. The hall bath is equipped with a tub/shower combo, beadboard paneling, and custom picture-frame cabinetry — a detail you’ll want to see in person. The well-kept unfinished basement has a laundry area, offers abundant storage, and includes a workshop space.
Located in one of Port Richmond’s most walkable spots, you’re just steps from Gaul & Co., Ellie and Bird Coffee, Her Daughters Café, the Stokely Playground, Polka Deli, and much more. You won't want to miss this Port Richmond gem, schedule your visit 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.