$1,900,000

Own a remarkable piece of Philadelphia history at 251-253 S. Camac Street, a rare two-address Victorian property containing approximately 5,000 square feet and prominently situated on the iconic "Little Street of Clubs" in the heart of Washington Square West. Combining historic character with exceptional commercial potential, this distinctive property offers an outstanding opportunity for an owner-user, investor, professional office, Shared office space concept, boutique hospitality concept, restaurant, gallery, event space, creative agency, nonprofit headquarters, or mixed-use redevelopment. Rich in Philadelphia history, the building has served a variety of notable uses over the years, including housing the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office and later operating as a restaurant, while its basement is believed to have played a role in the Underground Railroad. Surrounded by renowned institutions such as the Plastic Club, Sketch Club, and Franklin Inn Club, the property is deeply rooted in a neighborhood known for generations of artists, writers, entrepreneurs, and civic leaders. Original architectural details and timeless craftsmanship provide a memorable setting that is increasingly difficult to find in today's commercial market. Equally compelling is its strategic Center City location within walking distance of Jefferson Hospital, Pennsylvania Hospital, Avenue of the Arts, and Philadelphia's central business district, with convenient access to SEPTA Broad Street Line, Market-Frankford Line, Regional Rail service, PATCO, and multiple bus routes, making commuting easy for employees, clients, and visitors alike. Just steps from some of the city's finest restaurants, hotels, cultural destinations, and public parking facilities, this extraordinary property presents a rare opportunity to establish a business presence in one of Philadelphia's most historic, vibrant, and highly accessible neighborhoods while becoming the next steward of a truly iconic address. currently occupied by a sorority.