Step into a home where tall ceilings and windows create an abundance of space and light. Hardwood floors and wooden fixtures create a natural aesthetic that's accentuated by the chic potted plants, rug, and sleek decor. Spring Garden Historic District Inventory Designated 11 October 2000 Philadelphia Historical Commission Built c. 1875. The apartment is thoroughly cleaned and stocked with: -Fresh linens & towels -Local Duross and Langel body wash, shampoo, conditioner and other toiletries -Coffee, tea, bottled water and snacks -Silverware, plates, mugs, pots & pans, and all the basic supplies you will need for cooking Access to the entire apartment and all common areas within the building. I can interact with you as little or as much as you would like. That is up to you. The home is situated in the heart of Philadelphia's Museum Area just steps away from site such as the Philadelphia Art Museum, Barnes Foundation, andThe Franklin Institute. There are also plenty of restaurants, bars, and coffee shops nearby. By Car: Free Street Parking in the Spring Garden neighborhood on the weekends and after 6PM M-F. By Bus/Train: SEPTA’s Broad Street line will drop riders off directly on Fairmount’s eastern border, while a number of bus lines (the 48, 33, 32 and 7) shuttle to and from Center City. Girard Avenue’s 15 trolley can take you east to Northern Liberties and Fishtown. By bike or by foot: Biking is common (Indigo bike station 2 blocks away), walking more so, especially along Spring Garden Street & Fairmount Avenue. Heavily residential and graced with largescale attractions. This walk-up apartment is on the second floor of the building. There is no elevator, so walking up a flight of stairs is required. For your convenience this airbnb has a dedicated parking space located just behind the building. The space provided will accommodate most mid-sized vehicles but is not suitable for large vehicles such as Pick Up Trucks & Large Mini-Vans / SUVs (17ft Max) Spring Garden Historic District Inventory Designated 11 October 2000 Philadelphia Historical Commission Built c. 1875. The apartment is thoroughly cleaned and stocked with: -Fresh linens & towels -Local Duross and Langel body wash, shampoo, conditioner and other toiletries -Coffee, tea, bottled water and snacks -Silverware, plates, mugs, pots & pans, and all the basic supplies you will need for cooking