892 N Bucknell St

Located on a picturesque and quiet, tree-lined block in the heart of the highly sought after Fairmount neighborhood sits 892 N. Bucknell St., a lovely home boasting an abundance of quintessential Philadelphia exposed brick charm. The wow factor truly begins outside the front door on Bucknell St. where youâll find traditional red, brick-front homes and a true neighborhood feel. There is space for a container garden or a small bistro table and chairs next to the front entrance steps. Enter to find an ornate vestibule area with an original glass paned door leading to the living room. Featuring original hardwood Pine floors throughout, an exposed brick wall, high ceilings, custom built-in shelving and two extra large front windows, this sun drenched and spacious living room creates a warm and inviting space to enjoy. Continue on to find a dining area that leads straight into the bright, eat-in style kitchen with plenty of cabinet storage. The kitchen also provides access to the large rear patio with privacy wall, an ideal space for dining al fresco or a summertime BBQ. Follow the exposed brick wall up the stairs to the second level of the home where youâll find all three bedrooms and a custom tiled and updated full bathroom. The two bright guest rooms each feature a large closet and original hardwood floors. The primary bedroom features an exposed brick wall, two large east facing windows and plenty of space for a king sized bed and accompanying furniture. The full basement contains the laundry area and plenty of extra storage space. Given the high ceilings in the basement, it would be easy to finish the space to add more square footage and another bathroom to the home. Located within the Bache-Martin School Catchment, this home is conveniently located within walking distance to all of Fairmountâs favorite restaurants such as A Mano, Jackâs Firehouse, Bar Hygge. Coffee Shops such as Brown Street Coffee and The Lucky Goat are just a few blocks away to grab your morning coffee or afternoon sandwiches. The home is also convenient to the ever expanding Schuylkill River Trail, Philadelphia Museum of Art, The Barnes, the Rodin Museum and Franklin Institute, and other notable downtown Philadelphia cultural attractions.