Nicetown-Tioga
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Homes for Sale
About Nicetown-Tioga
Quick Facts
Current Prices: $45,000 to $474,999
Closed Prices: $5,000 to $380,000
Median Sale Price: $95,000
Average $ per sq ft: $114
Association Fee Ranges: $0 to $1/mo, $0
Type: Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Age: 1900 to 2021
Sq. Ft.: 666 to 4216 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 0 to 9 Bedrooms
Bathrooms: 0 to 7 Bathrooms
Around Nicetown-Tioga
If you want to be closest to diverse restaurants and quick bites, West Erie Ave is the place to be. If you enjoy reading, you'll love that the Free Library of Philadelphia is also in this area. Erie Station and a bank are just a stone's throw away. Churches can be found off West Venango Street and West Atlantic Street. A small market for grocery shopping is located where West Venango meets North 18th Street, and supermarkets are just a 10-minute drive away. The United States Postal Service is on Germantown Ave. There are many townhomes and single family residences located throughout this neighborhood.
You'll find a diverse mix of flavorful, local cuisine and chain-eats you're used to. Italian, Chinese, Indian, Barbeque, Seafood, Soul Food, and more, can all be found along West Hunting Park Avenue. Check out Walt's Devil's Isle bar and grill for late-night bites, but be sure to bring some extra money because it's cash-only!
The community is strong in Nicetown. In addition to local mom-and-pop corner stores, you'll find many community organizations in this part of Philly, like a Boys & Girls Club, a credit counselor, and a senior center, as well as many other social service organizations. Nicetown-Tioga has a few small parks with playgrounds, sprinkled in between vintage Victorian-style row homes.
There isn't a huge nightlife scene here, but you can get a daquiri at Eagle Bar or Max's Steaks. Apart from bars, grills, and taverns, a favorite spot is the Lou & Choo Lounge on West Hunting Park Avenue, which is open late. Locals love the food, service, and weekly specials.
Sundays offer an opportunity to visit any of a few thriving worship houses in the neighborhood. Afterward, grab a classic cheesesteak from the counter-service joint, Max's Steaks. Open late night, affordable, and cash-only, you can enjoy a real taste of Philadelphia. Once you've enjoyed your meal, your choice of a few different supermarkets are just a 10-minute drive away.
Price points for homes are extremely low in the area. There are many opportunities for DIY types who enjoy making a home their own. Overall, the neighborhood caters to those looking for a bargain.
Public transportation flourishes in the Nicetown-Tioga neighborhood. Subway stations are on West Allegheny Ave, West Erie Ave, and Wayne Ave. These will get you in and out of the city. SEPTA buses run east and west down Broad Street, providing transport to all of the connecting side streets. If you choose to drive, street parking is plentiful in this part of Philly.
Locals Love
- Community feel
- Community organizations
- Affordability
Locals Don't Love
- City and railway noise
- Low home values
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