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Welcome to 4429 Greene Street, a beautifully renovated duplex located in the heart of Philadelphia’s historic Germantown neighborhood, just half a block from Wayne Junction Station. This turnkey property offers two spacious 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom units, each thoughtfully updated with modern finishes and designed for comfortable living. This is a true hands-off investment opportunity. Both units are vacant, with a projected $1,400 rent per month, bringing in a total of $2,800 in monthly rental income, or $33,600 annually. With all major systems updated—including a brand-new roof, new energy-efficient heating and cooling, modern kitchens with stainless steel appliances, and new interior and exterior sewer and water lines—this is an ideal property for investors seeking reliable cash flow and long-term appreciation without the upfront renovation headaches. The upper unit features a bright, open layout with updated flooring, a sleek modern bathroom, and a brand-new kitchen flooded with natural light. The lower unit mirrors the same high-end renovation but includes a finished basement—perfect for additional living space, a home office, gym, or entertainment area. Each unit has its own private entrance and separate utilities, offering flexibility for tenants and making the property especially appealing for owner-occupants looking to live in one unit and rent out the other to offset mortgage costs. This kind of setup also makes it a great option for house hackers or first-time investors. Situated on a quiet block just minutes from La Salle University, public transportation, local cafes, and parks, 4429 Greene Street sits in one of Philadelphia’s most up-and-coming neighborhoods. With steady rental income, major capital improvements already completed, and strong tenant demand in the area, this is a rare chance to secure a fully updated, income-producing duplex in a rapidly growing market. Schedule your showing today—whether you're an investor building your portfolio or a buyer looking for a smart house-hack, this one won’t last.

Welcome to 4429 Greene Street, a beautifully renovated duplex located in the heart of Philadelphia’s historic Germantown neighborhood, just half a block from Wayne Junction Station. This turnkey property offers two spacious 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom units, each thoughtfully updated with modern finishes and designed for comfortable living. This is a true hands-off investment opportunity. Both units are vacant, with a projected $1,400 rent per month, bringing in a total of $2,800 in monthly rental income, or $33,600 annually. With all major systems updated—including a brand-new roof, new energy-efficient heating and cooling, modern kitchens with stainless steel appliances, and new interior and exterior sewer and water lines—this is an ideal property for investors seeking reliable cash flow and long-term appreciation without the upfront renovation headaches. The upper unit features a bright, open layout with updated flooring, a sleek modern bathroom, and a brand-new kitchen flooded with natural light. The lower unit mirrors the same high-end renovation but includes a finished basement—perfect for additional living space, a home office, gym, or entertainment area. Each unit has its own private entrance and separate utilities, offering flexibility for tenants and making the property especially appealing for owner-occupants looking to live in one unit and rent out the other to offset mortgage costs. This kind of setup also makes it a great option for house hackers or first-time investors. Situated on a quiet block just minutes from La Salle University, public transportation, local cafes, and parks, 4429 Greene Street sits in one of Philadelphia’s most up-and-coming neighborhoods. With steady rental income, major capital improvements already completed, and strong tenant demand in the area, this is a rare chance to secure a fully updated, income-producing duplex in a rapidly growing market. Schedule your showing today—whether you're an investor building your portfolio or a buyer looking for a smart house-hack, this one won’t last.