1601 S 13TH STREET Philadelphia, PA 19148

This church in the evolving redevelopment community of South Philadelphia offers numerous possibilities. The exterior features radially laid bricks and an architectural design influenced by early Norman architecture, including small wooden entry doors and round-headed windows reminiscent of Romanesque English churches. A tall bell tower adds distinct character to the structure. The property includes three different roof systems: slate, flat, and metal tower roofs. The first floor comprises a main sanctuary, chapel, office vestibule, and two stairways to the balcony area. The sanctuary, which seats over 300, features large, colorful stained-glass windows, a vaulted dome, wooden ceilings, a baptismal pool, and a choir section with an organ and piano. The chapel includes a raised stage and display cases, with an adjacent children's Sunday school area leading to an outdoor playground. The upper level contains large offices, conference rooms, bathrooms, classrooms, and a balcony overlooking the sanctuary. The basement features a large open area previously used as a pre-kindergarten school and an industrialized kitchen, along with multiple storage rooms. The church is listed in the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places and is sold in "as-is" and "where-is" condition.