1805-07 E YORK STREET Attention Investors/Developers - add this spectacular building of historical significance to your collection. Built in 1917 the building was designed by the distinguished architectural firm of Furness, Evans & Co. for The Western Savings Fund Society whose name is inscribed in the facade below the dentil mouldings. Furness, Evans & Co. was responsible for some of Philadelphia's finest buildings at the time, including the Girard Bank Building and the Merion Cricket Club. The building is located in the "HOT" gentrifying neighborhood of East Kensington. The recent addition of @ 1600 new residential units in the immediate area creates new demands and business opportunities for astute visionaries. The 1st floor of the building offers an open ballroom space with additional rooms in rear with a rear exit. The 2nd floor is a breath taking wide open space with soaring 20"+ ceiling and large arched windows. Zoned CMX 2.5 the property may be used for many types of businesses by right. Each side of the building offers courtyards that could be utilized for outdoor dining, etc.. A large cavernous basment offers additional potential. The building must be seen to appreciate the grandness and beauty of its remarkable construction.