Sparkling cottage in cosmopolitan Germantown. Light streams through new windows of this mid-19th century "double trinity" (2 rooms on each floor). Impeccably cared-for, well-loved twin home with room for 3 bedrooms and 1 very new bath. The Pennsylvania random-width pine floors gleam! All systems are relatively recent and maintained/serviced religiously. Actually, this may be the most diligently and carefully maintained home we have seen in a long while. The record of repairs/upgrades/replacements/renovations is stellar: please see Seller Disclosure for comprehensive list. Airy and sunny, the house is simply delightful. 1st FLOOR: small entry with skylights, living room, dining room with closet, updated eat-in kitchen with plenty of cabinetry, gas cooking, refrigerator, dishwasher (most appliances new and energy efficient), washer and dryer, appealing Mercer tile backsplash, exit to covered patio and fenced yard. 2nd FLOOR: front bedroom with closet, middle room that could be an upstairs family room/den/office, fully renovated bathroom, master bedroom with multiple closets. 3rd FLOOR: Open space from front to back under the gable roof line, all made bright and welcoming by the custom Marvin south-facing window wall. Partial basement clean and high ceilinged for utilities, storage, work area. Gas furnace that is AC-ready. 200 AMP electric. Gas hot water heater. New gas line to street. New wood Marvin windows in most of house. Too many upgrades to mention here. Tranquil one-way, one-block-long road off the beaten path--yet within walking distance to commuter train and buses as well as to miles of trails along the Wissahickon Creek. Nearby: variety of schools and places of worship, Kroc Fitness Center w/pool, grocery stores, community gardens, many 17th & 18th century Germantown historic sites. Both house and community are a great place to live!
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