1548 W Broad St Unit 2ND FLOOR
Quakertown, PA 18951
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Bedrooms
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1
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Highlights
- Penthouse
- Cape Cod Architecture
- Living Room
- Summer or Winter Changeover Switch For Hot Water
- Central Air
- Hot Water Baseboard Heater

About This Home
This beautifully renovated 2nd floor one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit features all brand-new finishes and modern conveniences throughout. Enjoy recessed lighting in every room, a private entrance for added privacy, and the ease of in-unit laundry with a brand new washer and dryer. The kitchen includes a brand new refrigerator, and the entire space is designed for comfortable, low-maintenance living. All utilities are included in the rent—yes, even electricity, cable, and high-speed internet are completely covered. You can move in and relax without any extra monthly bills. Conveniently located close to dining, shopping, major routes, and just minutes from St. Luke’s Quakertown Campus, this unit offers the perfect blend of comfort and accessibility.
1548 W Broad St is an apartment community located in Bucks County and the 18951 ZIP Code.
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Contact
- Listed by Jeffrey S Shauger | RE/MAX 440 - Perkasie
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Bright MLS, Inc.
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Drive: | 14 min | 7.5 mi | |
Drive: | 22 min | 11.8 mi | |
Drive: | 21 min | 12.4 mi | |
Drive: | 23 min | 13.1 mi |
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