2012 BROWN ST Philadelphia, PA 19130

Location and luxury combine to make this corner row home in the Art Museum neighborhood an ideal urban home. Live close to parks, green spaces, schools, coffee shops, and awesome Fairmount Ave. Walk Fairmounts tree-lined streets to some of the citys best restaurants and boutiques. Come home to a haven that rivals any suburban home.

Of special note:
Its spacious. The generous square footage includes three bedrooms with ample custom closets, a finished basement, and 2.5 beautifully appointed baths.

Its stylish. Built just five years ago, the warmly neutral interior is sleek but welcoming. The hardwood flooring is five-inch Canadian birch. The streamlined railings are black. An abundance of windows lets the sun stream in while framing views of the Philadelphia skyline.

It has outdoor space. From the large roof deck, survey the world below and gain distance from its stresses.
Kitchen and bathrooms check every box. The kitchen boasts stainless steel Kitchen Aide appliances, quartz countertops, including a large peninsula perfect for family dinners or entertaining guests. White Shaker cabinets and basketweave mosaic backsplash finish the clean look. Each of the bathrooms is unique with expert porcelanosa tile work.

Its romantic. The city views twinkling at night, the walk-in closets with custom built-ins, and the lovely private bath make this primary suite an intimate retreat within a cozy home.

It offers options. A finished basement can serve as a media room, office, den, or studio.

It has street appeal. The fresh brick faade with large box windows and planters creates an upscale handsome look that catches the eye.

It has parking. No, really. There is a garage.

It has a tax exemption. Six years remaining on the tax abatement.

Lace up your shoes and get air in your bicycle tires, youre close to everything: Boathouse Row, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Bishops Collar, Fairmount Avenue, Lemon Hill, Eastern State Penitentiary (festivals and food markets), Bar Hygge, Yoga Habit, Fare, gyms, coffee shops, The Barnes Foundation, the Franklin Institute, Girard Ave.