Impeccably designed four-story Society Hill home steeped in history. The more historic neighborhoods in Philly. If you are intrigued by history this house is checking out or just intrigued by the history? The four story row-home at 610 Pine Street was built in 1830 for Richard Allen, a former slave who eventually bought his freedom for $2,000 and went onto found Mother Bethel AME Church. The house was a spot along the Underground Railroad during the Civil War. A lot of history squeezed into this home . Today, the property clocks in at 2,112 square feet and features four bedrooms and two and a half baths. While the home has been upgraded to modern standards over the years, there are some hints of original details, from pine floors throughout to remnants of an original fireplace in one of the bedrooms. There’s also outdoor space, including a back patio and a small roof deck that, fittingly, has views of the Church .
Located in the McCall school district, Society Hill is one of the most desirable neighborhoods in all of Philadelphia. Charm, character, sense of community, and pride in the neighborhood are all evident the minute you walk outside your home. A short walk to Head House Square, you can enjoy the farmers market here every Sunday, as well as numerous restaurants and cafes. Deeded Parking is available across from church as an add-on.