Welcome to this terrific twin located in the Wissahickon neighborhood of Philadelphia. The bright and sun filled front porch is a wonderful place to add your favorite hanging baskets or potted plants and simply sit back chat with your neighbors and welcome your guests. On the first level is the spacious living room and dining room, partitioned by the framed opening, offering great entertaining spaces with high ceilings, wood floors and natural light coming in from the sizable windows. Step into the eat-in-kitchen with plenty of countertop and cabinet space and stainless-steel appliance package; dishwasher, built-in microwave, refrigerator, and gas range/oven. Just off the kitchen is a mudroom with laundry hookups and a full bathroom with stall shower. The rear yard has a patio, a great spot for a table and grill, and a grassy lawn that is most certainly city spacious. Here you can start your very own vegetable garden or flower beds. On the second floor you will find four bedrooms, each with high ceilings and three with ceiling fans. A three-piece hall bathroom completes this level. Do not worry about where you are going to store everything because this home has plenty of closet space, however, if you have extra items that need a space look no further than the basement. This area offers plenty of storage space and an additional feature is the exterior access door to the rear yard. This extra access point opens the possibilities of the basement area to be a workshop, cycle or kayak storage, the opportunities are endless. This Urban-Suburban home is a short jaunt from the Wissahickon regional rail line and Wissahickon Transfer Station, area restaurants, coffee shops, taverns, or stop by one of the local breweries. You could always stroll on down to Main Street in Manayunk and enjoy everything the street has to offer. If you enjoy the outdoors, and a bit of a challenge, head on down to the Manayunk Canal Towpath, part of the Schuylkill River Trail, or test your endurance on the infamous Manayunk WALL or head over the Manayunk Bridge Trail that connects to the Cynwyd Heritage Trail. There is so much to do in this Philadelphia neighborhood. So kick off your ruby red slippers because Dorothy was right, there is no place like home.