Incredible West Philly Victorian Twin expertly renovated to highlight the historic charm while providing modern conveniences. This grand home offers 6 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms of comfortable living space adorned with amazing details. Enter into the enclosed front porch leading through the antique front door and foyer. The living room features original oak floors with decorative inlay, crown molding, and an incredible mantle. The dining room boasts a large bay window and original woodwork and built-in display cabinets. Continue through to the kitchen offering self-closing oak cabinets, butcher block counters, a peninsula with a salvage cast iron chef's sink and lots of storage, a five burner range, restored original built-in cabinets, newer oak floors, a second staircase, and lots of natural light. Off of the kitchen is the sunroom with laundry, an updated full bath, and large windows opening up to the atrium. This atrium is made of reclaimed cherry wood and glass panels perfect for summertime dining. Head up the sweeping wood staircase to find a large front family room, a renovated bathroom, and a master suite with a dressing room/office. The third floor has a good-size front bedroom, an updated full bathroom with claw foot tub, a smaller middle bedroom perfect as a nursery or office, and a second bedroom suite. This home is full of great character around every corner including details like old name plates in the hall closet for things like guest towels and linens. The 4900 block of Cedar is a wonderful community. The neighbors are friendly and engaged. There are regular block clean ups and an active listserve to keep neighbors informed. The co-op and trolley line are a block and a half away, while the University City Swim Club is a 5 block walk from the house, and Clark Park is a 7 block walk making this home a wonderful place to live!
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