The Keystone

Stone homes on Second & Calder

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Second & Calder

Stone on Second.
Thirteen homes.

Midtown Harrisburg

A block from Riverfront Park,
in the heart of Midtown.

Now preleasing

The ground floor
is all new.

Ground floor

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Renderings for illustration. Drawn from the architect’s plans; surroundings and evening lighting are artistic.

Chapter IThe Corner

Stone on Second. Thirteen Homes.

At the corner of North Second and Calder, a three-story stone building whose ground floor was long home to the Neumyer Funeral Home is becoming thirteen homes. The renovated two-bedroom on the second floor is now leased, the third floor is being completely renovated, and more homes are on the way. Riverfront Park is a block west; the Broad Street Market and Midtown Cinema are a short walk east.

Renovated kitchen in the second-floor home, with white cabinets, stone-look counters and a new stainless-steel range

Chapter IIHome

Residences

Renovated homes on a quiet stretch of Second Street. The second-floor two-bedroom has new stainless-steel appliances, new flooring and tons of closet space, with Midtown's cafés, bookshops and galleries a few blocks away.

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13
Homes in all
3
Stories of stone
8
New ground-floor homes planned
1
Block to Riverfront Park

Chapter IIIInside No. 1334

The Second Floor

Kitchen with white cabinetry, a stainless-steel range and refrigerator, and light wood-look flooring
Sunlit bedroom with two tall windows, high baseboards and warm wood-look flooring
Bathroom with a vintage turquoise tub and wall-hung sink, white tile and a framed mirror
Built-in shelving cabinet beside a doorway to a bright room
Covered porch and paved deck behind the building under a blue sky

The Keystone from the corner of Second and Calder: a three-story stone building with sash windows and painted entry canopies

Chapter IVThe Story

A Neighborhood Institution

For decades this stone corner was home to the Neumyer Funeral Home, a Harrisburg business founded in 1936. Now it begins its next chapter as homes, in one of the city's most walkable neighborhoods.

Our History

Chapter VThe Neighborhood

Midtown
Is
Calling

Market mornings at the Broad Street Market, films at Midtown Cinema, dinner at the Millworks and sunsets along the riverfront. Downtown and the Capitol are an easy walk south.

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Available Apartments

The second-floor two-bedroom is now leased, and the third floor is coming soon.

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Meet Us on the Corner

The second-floor home is ready for tours now, and more homes are on the way. Join the priority list to hear first as each one is finished.

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