This modest 1964 brick single is nestled among tall trees and shares a block with magnificent early 1900's homes. It has a sensibly designed layout with the features that buyers look for today: two raised wood-burning fireplaces, eat-in kitchen with stainless steel appliances (Whirlpool refrigerator with bottom freezer and Whirlpool dishwasher), five burner Jenn-Air gas stove top and two ovens, first floor powder room, cozy family room/den (can be opened up to kitchen by removing a wall), central air, oversized two car garage with work space and interior entrance, master bedroom with full bath and walk-in closet, first floor laundry, lots of light and one half acre of yard with privacy and a patio/sitting area with a perennial/vegetable garden. It is close to parks (Pastorius and Fairmount Parks), commuter trains (R8), restaurants and shops on Germantown Ave. (five blocks away), and private schools. Features include picture window in living room, hardwood floors, entry hall with coat closet, curved spindle stairway, Dutch doors, built-in bookcases, pass-through between kitchen and den, pull down stairway to attic with fan, full usable basement, crown molding in living and dining room, chair rails in den and dining room, water filter in kitchen, tasteful stenciling in some rooms, exterior hose bibs and lights, discreet cat door from den to basement, double closets in all bedrooms, and ceramic tile bathrooms. The house is well kept, but with original kitchen and bathrooms. It is being sold "as is".