Philadelphia, PA 19125
This property at 2355 E SUSQUEHANNA AVE, Philadelphia, PA 19125 has no violations on record. View the full property report for detailed violation history, ownership records, title risk analysis, and neighborhood safety data.
This Philadelphia property at 2355 E SUSQUEHANNA AVE sits in Fishtown - Lower Kensington and currently shows no open code violations, tax delinquencies, or recent ownership transfers in the public record. It is classified as SINGLE FAMILY and was built in 1875. The Philadelphia Office of Property Assessment values it at $312,200. KnowMyBlock continuously monitors Philadelphia public records — any new violations, transfers, or safety designations will appear on this page as they're reported.
2355 E Susquehanna Ave is a 1875-built single family in the Fishtown - Lower Kensington section of 19125, last assessed at $312,200. Constructed before 1900, the building is among Philadelphia's older housing stock and may carry pre-modern materials such as knob-and-tube wiring or cast-iron plumbing. No code violations are on record for this property. The property is held by Stepnowski Felix E, an individual with a portfolio of 2 Philadelphia properties. Even small portfolios reveal patterns when violations, permits, and transfers are aggregated across the owner's other holdings.
| Address | Year | Type | Value | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2318 E Susquehanna Ave | 2018 | Single Family | $787,200 | A |
| 2320 E Susquehanna Ave | 2019 | Single Family | $663,000 | A |
| 2322 E Susquehanna Ave | 2019 | Single Family | $638,700 | A |
| 2313 E Susquehanna Ave | 1875 | Single Family | $595,900 | A |
| 2327 E Susquehanna Ave | 1875 | Single Family | $588,700 | A |
Stepnowski Felix E is an individual that holds 2 Philadelphia properties.
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