About 320 S Iseminger St
Tucked along one of Washington Square West's most picturesque tree-lined cobblestone streets, this expanded 15-foot-wide trinity-style townhome offers a rare combination of historic Philadelphia charm and thoughtfully designed modern living. Reimagined with a stunning architect-designed addition completed in 2021, the home seamlessly blends original character with contemporary style and functionality.
The main level is bright, open, and designed for everyday living and entertaining. Wide-plank hardwood floors, exposed brick, custom built-ins, and a ventless fireplace create warmth and personality, while a dedicated workspace and ample storage add practicality. The beautifully renovated kitchen is both stylish and functional, featuring quartz countertops, open shelving, custom burnished hardware, a built-in pantry and microwave, and professional-grade appliances.
One of the home's standout features is the dramatic wall of floor-to-ceiling glass that completely opens to a private, lushly landscaped patio. This indoor-outdoor connection fills the home with natural light and creates a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city. A built-in retractable screen enhances the space, and a rear easement provides convenient access for bicycles and weekly trash removal.
The second floor offers a spacious bedroom and a beautifully renovated full bath complete with a large steam shower, subway tile, marble accents, and colorful penny-round mosaic flooring. Upstairs, the primary suite overlooks the treetops of Iseminger Street and features an en-suite bath with a beautifully restored original clawfoot tub. Additional storage can be found throughout the home, including an attic and a large unfinished basement with laundry and mechanicals.
Located just steps from Seger Park, Antique Row, Whole Foods, and the Italian Market, this home offers the perfect balance of quiet residential living and unbeatable walkability. You’ll also be within easy reach of Reading Terminal Market, Jefferson, Penn, Drexel, and the PATCO, Broad Street Line, and many major bus lines for convenient public transportation. Enjoy some of Philadelphia’s best boutiques, restaurants, and cafés nearby, including Kiddo, The Last Drop Coffee House, Paulie Gee’s Slice Shop, and Mercato.
