Welcome to 1039 Cherry Street, a 4-bedroom, end-of-row investment property in Norristown offering three finished levels, off-street parking for two in the rear, and several recent mechanical and interior updates. Situated on a welcoming, residential street, this home offers both space and flexibility for its next owner. The main level opens to a spacious living room finished with engineered hardwood floors and a ceiling fan, flowing into a dining room that carries the same engineered hardwood. The kitchen sits at the back of the home, finished with marble countertops, a new faucet, tile flooring, and a full appliance package including a gas oven, a dishwasher, a built-in microwave, and a refrigerator. A door leads directly out to the yard and your private parking. A tiled powder room completes the level. Additional updates include new light fixtures, fandeliers, several receptacles, and a new awning. The second floor holds two generously sized bedrooms, each with a ceiling fan, along with a full bath featuring a tub shower combination. Two more bedrooms occupy the third floor, giving you four in total and genuine flexibility for guests, a home office, or a studio. The unfinished basement is where the real value shows up, featuring a new gas furnace installed in 2026 and a new electrical panel installed in 2025. The washer and dryer are included. Out back, the parking area holds two cars, which on a block like this one is worth considerably more than it sounds. This property is occupied by long-term tenants with a current lease until March 2028, with current rent at $1,950/month. The tenant is responsible for all utilities, including water, electric, gas, and sewer, offering an added benefit for investors. Four bedrooms, three levels, off-street parking for two, and important recent updates already completed. Schedule your showing today.

Recomputed from the county assessment ($42,590, 1996 base year) × current millage. School millage is from the latest year certified by the Pennsylvania Department of Education (2025-26); districts adopt the next year's budgets each June, and we update when the state certifies the statewide file in the fall. Portals typically reprint the recorded 2026 bill. Pennsylvania does not reassess on sale. Estimate only. Verify with Montgomery County before relying on it. Learn more: PA property tax calculator · Common Level Ratio by county.