According to the Times of India, the former Engine 10 firehouse—constructed in 1874 and closed in 1953 after decades of service—has emerged as a luxury residence in Philadelphia’s East Passyunk neighborhood. The property blends historic character with contemporary comforts, featuring soaring ceilings, exposed brick walls, and a gourmet kitchen equipped with top‑tier appliances. The home now offers three spacious bedrooms and a fully finished basement that includes a gym and a wet bar, providing ample room for entertainment and recreation. Additional highlights include a rooftop deck, easy access to nearby local amenities, and its prominent location in a sought‑after district. The renovated firehouse is currently listed for $2.5 million, marking a striking transformation from a vacant historic building to a high‑end private residence.

Source: Times of India.