PHILADELPHIA, PA — In a noteworthy real estate transaction that has caught the eye of luxury property enthusiasts and historians alike, Maxwell Realty Company, Inc. has successfully brokered the sale of 1829 Delancey Street, a storied mansion in the heart of Rittenhouse Square. This remarkable deal was facilitated by Nancy Alperin, a leading figure in Philadelphia’s luxury real estate market, representing both the seller and the buyers.
The property, a 6-bedroom, 4-bath residence, is celebrated for its unparalleled charm, rich history, and distinctive architecture. Built in 1800, it is the last remaining shell on its block, drawing comparisons to the iconic Grey Gardens of East Hampton, NY. For more than three decades, the mansion was owned by Dr. Carlo Croce, a former Jefferson Hospital doctor whose move to Ohio was shadowed by scandal and controversies that seem lifted from a dramatic television series plot.
Despite being uninhabitable and vacant for the last 15 years, the property has now found new owners—a local entrepreneurial family keen on investing in Philadelphia’s premier neighborhoods. This sale highlights the vibrant market for historic homes in the city and underscores the expertise and dedication of Nancy Alperin and her team at Maxwell Realty.
With a career that boasts over $3 billion in real estate sales, Alperin’s deep understanding of the Philadelphia market was instrumental in this high-profile transaction. Her client-centered approach and keen insight into the value and potential of even the most challenging properties have set a new standard in the industry.
“This landmark transaction not only signifies a substantial milestone for our community but also reflects our commitment to enhancing the vitality and heritage of the neighborhood,” Alperin remarked. Her successful handling of the sale of 1829 Delancey Street underlines Maxwell Realty Company, Inc.’s role as a frontrunner in the city’s luxury real estate sector.
This sale marks an exciting new chapter for one of Philadelphia’s historic gems and demonstrates the enduring appeal of properties with a rich past and architectural significance. It also showcases the resilience and dynamism of the city’s real estate market, where every property, regardless of its condition, holds the promise of a new beginning.
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