Frankford
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Homes for Sale
About Frankford
Quick Facts
Current Prices: $59,900 to $300,000
Closed Prices: $37,000 to $380,000
Median Sale Price: $154,950
Average $ per sq ft: $137
Association Fee Ranges: $277.23 to $513.39/mo, $0
Type: Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Age: 1910 to 1981
Sq. Ft.: 540 to 3727 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 0 to 7 Bedrooms
Bathrooms: 0 to 6 Bathrooms
Lot Size: 0 - 5+ acres
Around Frankford
Frankford Avenue runs through the center of the neighborhood and is home to several retailers, restaurants, and cafes. The Market-Frankford Line (MFL) follows this street, shuttling passengers to Center City in under 30 minutes. Delaware Expressway is accessible from the southern border. Homeowners on the west end of Frankford are closer to Tacony Creek Park and Juniata Golf Course. Attached homes are the norm in Frankford, but you'll find more free-standing residences out here than in neighborhoods closer to Center City.
Frankford celebrates its diverse population and that's evidenced in the food you can enjoy here. You'll find cuisine options like Jamaican, Chinese, soul, Italian, and American comfort food at late-night spots, take-out restaurants, and old-school diners.
The neighborhood is home to families, professionals who commute downtown, and older generations who've settled the neighborhood. You'll notice historic churches, homes, and schools throughout the neighborhood, all of which are worth a second look. Locals frequent small businesses and attend community events.
Frankford isn't known for nightlife but you'll find a few bars and lounges along Frankford Avenue and Bridge Street. Just northeast of the neighborhood, Grey Lodge Pub is a relaxed haunt with a friendly atmosphere. Locals rave about the wide selection of craft beers. A bowling alley can also be found just north of Frankford.
Several churches in the area cater to the neighborhood's diverse community. The two community playgrounds surrounding Harding Middle School are popular recreation spots. These parks include an indoor gym, basketball courts, work spaces, and a sprinkler park.
Homes in Frankford are quite affordable compared to neighborhoods closer to Center City. Homes under 100k are easy to find, though they'll likely need some interior and exterior renovations. Frankford's spacious, single-family homes will require a larger budget.
Several subway stations in the neighborhood provide fast, inexpensive transportation. The MFL train along Frankford Avenue is great for getting to Center City, while trains to Trenton, NJ can be accessed from the Bridesburg station on the southeast end of Frankford. SEPTA bus stops are scattered throughout the area. Frankford isn't quite as walkable or bike-friendly as other parts of Philly, but driving and parking is also easier here.
Locals Love
- Ample parking
- Easy access to public transit
- Affordability
Locals Don't Love
- Little shopping
- Few parks
- Limited nightlife
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