Powelton Village
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Homes for Sale
About Powelton Village
Quick Facts
Closed Prices: $220,000 to $1,340,000
Median Sale Price: $550,000
Association Fee Ranges: $0, $265/mo
Type: Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Age: 1860 to 2018
Sq. Ft.: 810 to 6350 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 2 to 6 Bedrooms
Bathrooms: 1 to 6 Bathrooms
Around Powelton Village
Market Street runs to the south of Powelton Village, making the neighborhood accessible by SEPTA and trolley and connecting the area to downtown. Drexel Park, the neighborhood’s largest green space, is located in the eastern corner of Powelton Village, and most of the neighborhood’s dining and retail options are along Lancaster Avenue, Powelton Avenue, and North 33rd Street.
Offering more affordability than Center City neighborhoods, Powelton Village contains an inventory of twin homes to fit a midrange budget. On the high end, single-family homes with luxurious features sell in the million-dollar price range.
There are a variety of food options around this neighborhood. Locals like the Ramen Bar, located on Lancaster Avenue and offering well-priced ramen and happy hour drinks, as well as the nearby Renata’s Kitchen, offering all day brunch. Powelton Village is also home to Mexican, Italian, Szechuan, Japanese, and American fare options, and dining in nearby University Village is easily accessible.
Well-preserved Victorian homes line many of the streets in this neighborhood, showcasing their charming bay windows, porches, and well-kept gardens. Due to its close proximity to University Village, the Powelton Village neighborhood is home to students and university life. Powelton Village also has a history of political activism, artist groups, and a diverse population of residents.
Try out Savas Brick Oven Pizza, a casual spot popular with the college crowd for pizza and drinks, or Distrito, a vibrant taqueria offering Mexican small plates, margaritas, and over 250 tequilas. Because Powelton Village is conveniently located and accessible by public transit, it’s just as easy for locals to head down to University Village or hop on the SEPTA for a night out in Center City.
Brunch at Sabrina’s Cafe is a must—the castle-like restaurant is home to some of the best brunch in town. Powelton Village is also home to the Ellen Powell Tiberino Memorial Museum of Contemporary Art, featuring an open courtyard of murals and sculptures, and both the Institute of Contemporary Art and the Penn Museum are nearby in University Village. The nearby Penn Park offers jogging paths and recreational facilities, and Powelton Village’s convenient location means residents can easily explore all that Philly has to offer.
Trolleys and the SEPTA Market-Frankford Line can get you in, out, and around Powelton Village. You can also easily travel by car anywhere you need to go, with I-76 nearby for commuting and other treks. The 10 Trolley runs above ground and has two stops underground. The 31 Bus also runs throughout the neighborhood. Powelton Village is quite walkable and bike-friendly.
Locals Love
- Close to Center City
- Schools
- Greenery and Cleanliness
Locals Don't Love
- Limited nightlife
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