Known to neighbors as “Rue de Panama,” this quiet, tree-lined block of historic homes is one of Rittenhouse Square’s most treasured streets. Tucked away from through traffic yet only a short distance from the Square, it offers tranquility while remaining surrounded by neighborhood favorite cafes, restaurants, and shops.
The home reflects its setting, with original details throughout and modern upgrades that make everyday living easy. Approximately 1,900 square feet of living space includes a finished lower level.
A shared vestibule leads to the home’s private entry and an open living and dining area with oak floors. A gas fireplace adds warmth and character. The kitchen offers custom cabinetry, granite counters, and a pantry. A French door opens to a landscaped rear patio - perfect for morning coffee, gardening, or dinner with friends.
A standout feature is the three-bedroom layout, each with its own full en suite bath, giving every room privacy and comfort, whether used as a primary suite, guest room, or office. A separate den with a Juliet balcony overlooking Panama Street works well as a quiet library or home office. The finished lower level adds flexible space for a playroom or hobby area, along with a separate laundry area and storage.
1937 Panama Street is also located within the Greenfield Elementary School catchment.
