Description
2303 Saint Albans Street is a fully renovated 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath Victorian-era rowhome with over 2,500 square feet plus a finished lower level, set behind a classic brick facade with mansard roof and dormer windows on one of Graduate Hospital's rare car-free garden blocks.
Every system in this home is new. The kitchen, all bathrooms, electrical, plumbing, mechanicals, and windows have been completely renovated so Its move-in-ready. The main level opens to bright living and dining rooms with tall windows, wainscoting, and hardwood floors leading into a galley style kitchen finished with quartz counters, marble-tile backsplash, custom cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances including a farmhouse sink. A rear laundry room and powder bath complete this floor, which walks out to a private back patio. Upstairs, the second floor holds three well-proportioned bedrooms and a fully renovated full bath, while the third floor is anchored by a primary suite spanning nearly 15 by 22 feet with a spa-style en-suite bath and generous closet space. Just steps from the suite, a fifth bedroom on this floor offers flexible bonus space, ideal as a nursery, home office, yoga or meditation room, or dedicated Peloton studio. A finished lower level adds nearly 400 additional square feet of space for a home office, gym, media room, or guest suite, plus a 3rd full bath.
Outside, St. Albans is one of Philadelphia's few true pedestrian garden blocks: no cars, just a shared landscaped courtyard and brick walkways. It's also the block where "The Sixth Sense" filmed its most memorable scene, a fun bit of Hollywood history layered onto an otherwise peaceful residential enclave.
The location delivers everyday Graduate Hospital living at its best. Grab coffee or brunch at neighborhood staples like Sabrina's Cafe or Ants Pants Cafe, stock up on groceries at Heirloom Market or South Street Market, and book dinner at nearby kitchens like Illata or Pine Street Grill. Spend weekends along the Schuylkill Banks Boardwalk, Julian Abele Park, or Grays Ferry Triangle, and cross the South Street Bridge for a commute of about 10-15 minutes to Penn, Drexel, CHOP, HUP, and Penn Presbyterian, making this an especially convenient home base for medical and higher-education professionals. Rittenhouse Square and Center City are minutes away on foot, by bike, or via the SEPTA bus routes.
Anyone seeking a walkable, low-maintenance lifestyle in one of Philadelphia's most connected and charming neighborhoods will feel right at home at 2303 Saint Albans Street. Schedule your tour today.
