In a swoon-worthy neighborhood like Fairmount, you're basically set up to have it all. Check out this three-bedroom, two-bathroom home, to start. You'll notice this property totally picks up on the neighborhood vibe, where old meets new: classic accents with modern amenities, colonial in style and updated with modern living comforts. You walk in to an open floor plan with high-hat lighting and beautiful hardwood floors throughout, a new kitchen and a small back patio. With a classic brick fireplace on the main and second level, you"ll wonder how you ever managed to get through life without a working fireplace on multiple floors. Two bedrooms and a full bathroom occupy the second floor. The master suite is on the third floor with a full bathroom and your enormous, room size walk-in closet. One of the best features of this home is the roof deck where you can take in unbelievable panoramic views of the city and sensational sunsets. Back to the neighborhood: Let's start with the FREE street parking. Fairmount is also the loveliest place to sit on your stoop in the nice weather and hang with your neighbors. Cyclist or runner? You're so close to Kelly Drive and the Schuylkill River Trail. Big into art, or want to be? Philly is home to one of the most respected art collections in the world (Philadelphia Museum of Art, The Barnes Foundation, The Rodin Museum). You can soak in art, history and culture any time you like, as you can stroll by the Joan of Arc statue, Charioteer of Delphi and the Washington Monument at Eakins Oval. You will be so cultured and in-the-know, your friends will be so impressed. Let's get real, what you desperately need to know about: the food, the coffee, the night life. Must haves include: breakfast sandwiches at Rye Bread, beer flights at Bar Hygge, burgers from Hickory Lane. Other definite spots to hit up: OCF coffee and Lucky Goat's Cafe. And finally, the piece de resistance, the best thing to happen to Philadelphia since Benjamin Franklin himself, the brand new Whole Foods. You're only a ten-minute walk from this mecca which includes all the bars: juice, coffee, and cocktails; sit down dining and all the cheese you could ever hope for. Oh, and groceries are still sold here. Sounds like you never need to leave. But if you absolutely must, you're only a 15-minute walk to Rittenhouse, close to the parkway and major highways, and many bus routes. A gorgeous property in a fabulous neighborhood. Make your appointment today.