With a vision for the future and an appreciation for the past 4250 Parkside Ave presents the ultimate opportunity for the forward thinking investor. Located in the heart of Philadelphia's Centennial District in Fairmount Park, this six unit apartment building sits directly across from The Please Touch Museum, The Mann Center for the Performing Arts, The Japanese House and the Philadelphia Horticultural Center offering residents unparalleled views and a front-yard urban oasis . Dating back to 1919, this Victorian brownstone was converted to apartments in 1983 by the owner of one of Philadelphia's first female-owned construction businesses. Photos of the renovation can be viewed throughout the property which is on the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places. The owner was later awarded the Madam C.J. Walker award for her humanitarian efforts and bright vision for the neighborhood's future. A vision which the family hopes will be carried on by the next owner. The Parkside neighborhood is starting to get the attention it deserves for it's strategic location, rich amenities and appeal to commuters. In 2018, the Fairmount Park Conservancy unveiled a $5.4 million dollar improvement to this stretch of the park including 68 trees, a walking path, garden, swings and Indego bike system. A second $8 million dollar renovation is underway with talks of a skating loop, play area, restrooms and neighborhood activities including farmers markets and movie nights. If you are looking to establish your footprint in a growing neighborhood with a strong sense of community, look no further than 4250 Parkside Ave - call today and schedule a tour.