$570,000

PRICE IMPROVEMENT! Sellers are RELOCATING out of state for their dream job. Completed in 2021, this stunning condo is a blend of modern living and historical charm in the center of Mt. Airy. Boasting 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths, the residence is thoughtfully designed for functionality and flexibility. This 2-story home offers an open concept main living area with a spectacular kitchen, gorgeous Eucalyptus hardwood floors and balcony to enjoy your morning coffee. The high ceilings (over 9.6ft) create an airy and spacious atmosphere that adds to the overall allure of the space. The gourmet kitchen is a true chef's delight, featuring top-of-the-line Samsung appliances including an induction range, sleek Quartz countertops, Energy Star refrigerator and dishwasher plus modern Merillat cabinetry. Whether you're a culinary enthusiast or enjoy hosting gatherings, this kitchen will impress even the most discerning tastes. Off the main living space is a full bathroom with tub/shower in addition to the first bedroom. Head upstairs to 2 additional bedrooms, both with great sunlight from the multiple windows. The main bedroom has an ensuite bathroom with a rain shower and double sink vanity. The third bedroom is also ample in size and features exposed brick and metal beams from the original 1800's building. Designed with your comfort in mind, this condo offers extra insulation, soundproofing and energy efficient Sierra Pacific windows and doors, allowing for peaceful and quiet city living. All systems within the condo were brand new in 2021, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency. Other standout features include low flow Kohler fixtures, LED and CFL lighting, Daikin mini split heat pump HVAC system, Rheem 50-gallon hybrid water heater, in-unit laundry, multiple closets, 2-car tandem covered parking near the front door, integrated security system, community room with television and bar, outdoor BBQ area and has a 10-year TAX abatement. Located just steps away from restaurants, shopping, retail and cafes and in close proximity to Chestnut Hill and two Septa regional rail lines to Philadelphia.