Green Street, Estate of the Day
Today's home is a beautiful classic 1890s townhouse in Philadelphia's Art Museum area. The 12,456-square-foot Victorian single-family home has been restored in a way that celebrates its vintage lines. The home combines the best of older craftsmanship and modern technology. It has a gaslight entrance and a state-of-the-art security system with panic room. This six-story home has a variety of unique features including recreational opportunities provided by an indoor gun range and a billiards room. A rooftop deck offers views over the city. The home has six bedrooms, seven fireplaces and a Victorian rotunda with original stained glass. There is elevator service to all six floors. An outdoor garden includes a brick oven and there is also a separate maid's quarters with its own entrance and kitchen. This home is listed at $5.55 million.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
scott Dec 23rd 2009 11:56PM
This looks like Former, and now convicted and imprisoned PA State Senator from PA, Vince Fumo.
On March 16, 2009, he was convicted of 137 federal corruption charges. On July 14, 2009, he was sentenced to 55 months in federal prison.
Fumo has been the subject of a federal investigation which resulted in his indictment in 2007. The investigation related to a charity run by the Senator called the Citizens Alliance for Better Neighborhoods which was run by a former member of the Senator's staff. In 2004, PECO, a subsidiary of Exelon, donated $17 million to the organization. Federal prosecutors began an investigation as to whether Fumo had forced the utility to make the donation by initially opposing, then supporting, utility deregulation in the state. There were also allegations that Fumo had used the charity's funds for personal benefit.