Behind the handsome brick facade of this 19th Century townhouse is a beautifully classic art museum home with finely restored architectural features. Enter the main living area through the vestibule with marble surround, beveled glass window and immaculate stained glass french doors to large living area with slate mantle, high ceilings, crown moldings complimented by original milled wood trim, doors and pine floors existing throughout the house. Separate dining room surrounded with windows and brilliant stained glass built-ins, exposed brick wall adjacent to spacious contemporary kitchen featuring ceramic tiled floors, natural wood cabinets, gray quartz counter tops that face huge, secluded garden, perfect for grilling on a lazy summers night with its natural gas grill and outside speakers. A powder room finishes this first floor area. Climb the rich oak staircase to the second level and view the curved former library door with decorative glass inlay that leads to a sunny bedroom with bay window. Two additional roomy bedrooms complete this floor with a cedar lined armoire in one room and crisp, bright updated bathroom with white subway tile. Attractive, warm earth tones throughout the house and full basement with generous storage space. Walk to Center City, museums, parks and local watering holes and easy commute on Route 76 close by.