Welcome to 534 E Luray Street - Classic Comfort in the Heart of Philadelphia! Nestled on a quiet, block in the desirable Olney section of Philadelphia, this charming 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom brick-front rowhome blends classic character with thoughtful updates. Boasting 1,178 square feet of above-grade living space, this two-story residence is… Read More ideal for homeowners or investors seeking a move-in-ready property with strong rental or resale appeal. From the moment you arrive, the home's curb appeal is clear. A mature ornamental tree provides shade and privacy to a welcoming covered front porch, perfect for morning coffee or evening relaxation. Step inside to find an open-concept living and dining room bathed in natural light and accented by tasteful tile flooring, a ceiling fan, and a stylish exposed brick feature wall. The layout seamlessly flows into a modernized kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances, granite-style countertops, a gas range, and updated cabinetry - all ready for your culinary creativity. Upstairs, you'll discover three spacious bedrooms with ample closet space, ready to accommodate family, guests, or a home office. The full bathroom offers a clean, functional space that can easily be personalized to your taste. The home also features a partially finished basement, thoughtfully reconfigured to offer additional living and storage space. The original basement garage was enclosed to create a more spacious interior footprint, perfect for a guest suite, hobby room, or home gym. A separate laundry area includes a washer, dryer, utility sink, and storage space. Prime Location with Unbeatable Accessibility Convenience is key at 534 E Luray St. Situated just steps from Rising Sun Avenue and Roosevelt Boulevard, residents enjoy quick access to major routes including Route 1, I-76, and I-95 - making daily commutes throughout the city and suburbs a breeze. Multiple SEPTA bus and regional rail lines are easily accessible, providing direct connections to Center City, Temple University, and beyond. The home is also within walking distance of local amenities including Tacony Creek Park, shopping centers, grocery stores, playgrounds, and top-rated schools in the Philadelphia School District. Low Taxes + Investment Potential With an assessed market value of $141,400 (2025) and an estimated annual tax bill of just $1,979 (2025), this property offers outstanding value and low holding costs. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or savvy investor, this home delivers the ideal combination of affordability, location, and space. Additional Details: Year Built: 1940 Basement: Partial (garage converted to interior space) Heating: Forced air (gas) Zoning: RSA5 (Residential, Single Family) Flood Zone: Outside of FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area Exterior: Classic red brick with masonry details Lot Dimensions: Approx. 16 ft x 67 ft Don't miss this fantastic opportunity to own a solid brick home in one of North Philadelphia's most connected neighborhoods. Schedule your private tour today and imagine the possibilities that await at 534 E Luray Street! Read Less
Courtesy of Trish Franklin, Keller Williams Real Estate-Blue Bell [email protected]
Listing Snapshot
Days Online
27
Last Updated
Property Type
Townhouse
Beds
3
Full Baths
2
Square Ft.
1,178
Lot Size
0.02 Acres
Year Built
1940
MLS Number
PAPH2513524
30 Days Snapshot Of 19120
$190k
-14%
(avg) sold price
30
+11%
homes sold
35
-18%
(avg) days on market
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Additional Details
Basement
Full
Building
1,178 sqft living area, 1,178 sqft above grade (finished), Built in 1940, Structure Type: Interior Row/Townhouse, 2 levels, Straight Thru, Masonry
Cooling
None, None
Foundation
Stone
Heating
Natural Gas, Forced Air
Laundry
Basement
Lot
1,037 sqft, Lot Size Dimensions: 16.00 x 67.00, 0.02 acres
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