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This 1905 Turreted Germantown Home in Philadelphia Is Listed at $200,000 — Sold As-Is

1905 stone and brick home with round turret at 6227 Baynton St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The 1905 home at 6227 Baynton St in Philadelphia’s Germantown area. Photo: listing via Zillow.

A round stone turret, a steep roof and a red front gate: the house at 6227 Baynton St in Philadelphia has a look that stops people scrolling. Built in 1905 in the Germantown area, it is listed at $200,000.

When we checked, Zillow showed 1,473 views and 159 saves. Interest is clear, but this is still an as-is renovation project, not a finished showpiece.

Quick Look: The Listing Details

Address6227 Baynton St, Philadelphia, PA 19144
List price$200,000
Year built1905
StyleStone and brick with round turret
Bedrooms7, per Zillow
BathroomsConflicting figures on Zillow — verify with the agent
Interior2,025 sq ft
Lot3,296 sq ft (listing also mentions a detached lot — verify)
Sale termsAs-is
Zillow activity1,473 views, 159 saves

The Turret Is the Hook

From the street, the house is a mix of stone and brick, with a round turret and a conical roof. Exposed stone around the entry and a red wooden gate give it a strong Germantown look. That exterior is the main reason the listing stands out.

Side of the house with white siding addition and fence
The side of the house and a white-sided addition.
Side yard with concrete path and red fence
The side yard and red fence.

The side and rear photos show a white-sided addition, a narrow yard and worn exterior materials. The listing pitches the home as a transformation or contractor project, and those photos match that tone.

Rear of the brick and sided house
The rear of the house.
Back stairs and door on the sided section
Rear stairs leading to a back door.

Inside: Simple Rooms and Room to Improve

The interior photos show pale walls, light laminate flooring and basic living spaces. A stone-entry vestibule appears in the listing’s description of the home’s character, while the living rooms look more utilitarian than restored.

Living room with yellow walls and two sofas
A living room with light flooring.
Living room with window and white doors
Another view of the living room.
Hallway with staircase and fire extinguisher
A hallway toward the stairs.

Zillow lists 7 bedrooms across 2,025 square feet. That is a lot of rooms in a modest footprint, so some spaces may be small. The bath count is unclear: the headline says 2 baths, the marketing text says 2.5, and Facts & Features lists 1 full and 1 half. We are not treating any of those figures as final.

Room with dresser, mirror and chair
An upstairs room.
Unfinished basement with stone walls and water heater
The unfinished basement.

The basement photo shows an unfinished space with stone or brick foundation walls, exposed joists and mechanical equipment. That fits the project-house framing.

As-Is, With Questions to Ask

The listing says the home is sold as-is. Buyers should expect renovation work and should not treat the photos as proof of a turnkey condition. The listing also highlights a detached lot, while Zillow’s lot field shows only 3,296 square feet. Confirm with the agent whether a separate parcel is included and what its size is.

Germantown Character at a Low Price

Germantown is known for stone houses, tree-lined streets and a long history within Philadelphia. A turreted home at $200,000 will always attract attention, especially when the exterior still looks distinctive from the sidewalk. The trade-off is clear from the listing: buyers are paying for potential and architecture, not a finished renovation.

Things to Verify

  • The exact bath count (Zillow’s sections disagree)
  • Whether a separate detached lot is included, and its size
  • The scope of work needed for an as-is purchase
  • The condition of the roof, systems and exterior siding
  • A full inspection before making an offer

The Bottom Line

At $200,000, 6227 Baynton St offers a photogenic 1905 turreted exterior in Germantown and a low entry price. It is sold as-is, the baths and lot details need confirming, and the interior needs work. For buyers who like old Philadelphia architecture and can handle a project, it is worth a careful look.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it move-in ready?

No. The listing says it is sold as-is and frames it as a renovation project.

How many bathrooms are there?

Zillow’s headline, description and facts disagree. Confirm with the listing agent.

Is there a separate lot?

The listing mentions a detached lot, but Zillow’s lot field is 3,296 sq ft. Ask the agent to clarify.

See the full listing, all photos and the latest status on Zillow: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/6227-Baynton-St-Philadelphia-PA-19144/10538026_zpid/

Listing courtesy of Marlon Belfon, Realty ONE Group Focus, as shown on Zillow. Source: Bright MLS #PAPH2647638. Photos via the listing on Zillow; all rights belong to their owners.

Disclaimer: All property details, prices, measurements and photos in this article come from the public listing on Zillow at the time of writing and may change at any time. This article is for informational purposes only and is not affiliated with the seller or listing agent. Verify all information with the listing agent and through your own inspection, survey and research before making any decision.

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