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The Warren House is a unique West Philly six-unit condominium building near the corner of 46th St. & Springfield Ave. in University City's Cedar Park neighborhood. This 1250 sf second floor condo combines original c. 1895 details with handsome new flooring, recent windows, upgraded electric, and kitchen & bath renovations. The large living room has a beamed ceiling and a bay of windows looking out at the tree-lined block across a spacious covered (but sunny, great for plants) front porch. Along the hall, two bedrooms, a bath with a sweet clawfoot tub, and an office/ dining room/ or family room lead the way to a renovated kitchen and a back porch/fire escape – another outdoor spot for growing kitchen herbs and flowers. The location is super: IN the coveted Penn Alexander School (PAS) catchment area (though location doesn't guarantee admittance) and a block from Baltimore Ave., West Philly’s “Main Street” with its small shops, eclectic restaurants and friendly local bars. It’s also a block from trolley lines on either Baltimore or Chester Avenues, T2 and T3, which will whisk you to center city in 15 minutes, stopping along the way at the University of Pennsylvania, Drexel University, and the 30th St. transportation hub.

The Warren House is a unique West Philly six-unit condominium building near the corner of 46th St. & Springfield Ave. in University City's Cedar Park neighborhood. This 1250 sf second floor condo combines original c. 1895 details with handsome new flooring, recent windows, upgraded electric, and kitchen & bath renovations. The large living room has a beamed ceiling and a bay of windows looking out at the tree-lined block across a spacious covered (but sunny, great for plants) front porch. Along the hall, two bedrooms, a bath with a sweet clawfoot tub, and an office/ dining room/ or family room lead the way to a renovated kitchen and a back porch/fire escape – another outdoor spot for growing kitchen herbs and flowers. The location is super: IN the coveted Penn Alexander School (PAS) catchment area (though location doesn't guarantee admittance) and a block from Baltimore Ave., West Philly’s “Main Street” with its small shops, eclectic restaurants and friendly local bars. It’s also a block from trolley lines on either Baltimore or Chester Avenues, T2 and T3, which will whisk you to center city in 15 minutes, stopping along the way at the University of Pennsylvania, Drexel University, and the 30th St. transportation hub.