Tacony and it's real estate
is rich in amenities and growing! Tacony has ample parks and
open space, a growing commercial corridor, and
rich community institutions. Among many highlights is our historic Carnegie library, which
has undergone a three-year renovation and expansion to make our great neighborhood library
an even more valuable resource for area residents.
Tacony offers phenomenal value for home buyers with a wide variety of housing stock offering space, gardens, driveways, and more. Homes are also selling at or above their asking prices. Every month, about two dozen homes in our neighborhood are sold with a median price of $207,500. On average, homes in Tacony sell after just two weeks or less on the market. So, if you or someone you know is looking to buy or sell in Tacony, now is the perfect time!
Talk to your realtor about the community of Tacony and the valuable real estate located in Tacony
or find your perfect home in Tacony on your favorite real estate listing site or try ZILLOW and REALTOR.COM
Our local businesses are growing stronger
and in number every year, providing residents with delicious hoagies, expert computer
help, highly skilled dental care, and everything in between.
We are located along the Delaware River and boast many beautiful remnants of our historic
industrial heyday. We are also conveniently located close to
Center City Philadelphia, with great access to Interstate 95, the SEPTA Trenton Line (which
makes stops at all three downtown stations), and the Tacony-Palmyra bridge, which connects
the City of Philadelphia to Burlington, County New Jersey.
When traveling through Tacony, you may not realize the deep history that runs through this neighborhood. Tacony offers the opportunity to live amongst the history that contributed to building Philadelphia into what it is today.
>> LEARN MORE about living in the beautiful historic community of Tacony
In 1907, the addition of the streetcar shifted the commercial focus from Longshore Avenue to Torresdale Avenue. Before this moment, Torresdale Avenue was a wide, tree-lined residential street. The Avenue hosted occasional parades but was otherwise relatively quiet.
>> LEARN MORE about the convenience of living near Torresdale Avenue’s thriving business district
Disston Park is located between Keystone Street and the long-standing railroad. The park was originally designed by Henry Disston, the owner of Disston Saw Works and the developer of the Disston company town that helped to establish the beautiful real estate of Tacony.
>> LEARN MORE about living near Vogt Park/Disston Park
Picture yourself living here. Talk to your realtor about THE VALUE of the beautiful community of Tacony or find your perfect home in Tacony on your favorite real estate listing site or try Zillow and Realtor.com
Tacony offers the opportunity to live amongst THE HISTORY that contributed to building Philadelphia into what it is today.
Tacony is GREAT FOR GARDENERS. Many houses have ample front and backyards and some of our neighbors have won PHS Blue Ribbon awards.
ARCHITECTURAL MASTERPIECES dot the landscape throughout Tacony neighborhood and can often be identified by their historical markers.