1345 E SUSQUEHANNA Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19125

This converted religious structure features substantial stone construction and a distinctive interior with grand mahogany staircases to the upper floors. The first floor includes a wide-open loft with a photography studio, kitchen, lounge area, makeup corner, and a full bathroom. The sanctuary space has a 35-foot ceiling with stained-glass windows and has been demoed and plastered, with work completed/repurposed as described for the balcony level. The third floor is configured as an owner’s unit with two large bedrooms plus a custom dressing room, along with design details including salvaged doors and a stained-glass shower stall. A full basement of 3,500 square feet provides 10-foot ceilings, a kitchenette, two bathrooms, and ample storage. Recent improvements include a new roof (2023), new downspouts (2022), and mechanical upgrades, with six HVAC units heating and cooling the spaces.

Exterior amenities include a courtyard with stamped concrete paving, an electric door measuring 22 feet, and 2–3 parking spaces, along with an 8-foot white cedar fence for security and privacy. The roof includes 128 solar panels installed in 2013, and the system has four inverters in the basement. The reported output is intended to cover most of the building’s electric bill.

Additional income-oriented components include two loft apartments with private entrances and separate electric and gas meters, each with large kitchens and bathrooms, plus shared laundry. The main studio is described as available for daily use, and the other units are described with monthly rental rates. The configuration can suit an owner-operator, a creative live/work setup, or a buyer seeking a multi-unit layout within a single, historically significant building.