1933 BRANDYWINE STREET Situated on one of Spring Garden's most sought after blocks sits this spacious south-facing townhome with attached garage. Designed and constructed by renowned local architect, John Todd, this stunning home features soaring 12' ft ceilings, multiple private outdoor spaces, oversized 9.5 ft windows providing an abundance of natural light, and an ideal open and airy interior design. Currently designed as a 3-bedroom, 2.5 bath residence with a lofted library overlooking the office/den (could easily be converted into a fourth bedroom). The first floor features a laundry room with full-sized washer/dryer, remodeled powder room, and an updated guest suite complete with ensuite bathroom, heated floors, and sliding doors that lead to a serene brick paved patio (lower level of a three-tiered rear deck/patio combination). Just a half floor up is a fantastic kitchen/dining area that overlooks the rear deck & patio. With nearly 350 sq ft of private outdoor space off the kitchen there is a seamless transition for indoor/outdoor entertainment, grilling, gardening, and so much more. A fantastic light-filled living area with two oversized south-facing windows and a wood burning fireplace awaits on the second floor. On the north side of the residence is a versatile space (currently configured as an office, but could serve as a bedroom, den, in-home gym, art studio, etc.) with vaulted ceilings, two substantially sized skylights, and lovely views of the patio/deck as well as the lofted library above. Two additional bedrooms both with Center City skyline views, a walk-in closet, library, and a full bathroom are located on the third and fourth floors. The top floor bedroom also has access to a private south-facing deck. Quick and easy access to Kelly Drive, I-76 East & West, 30th Street Station, and numerous public transit options. A short walk to neighborhood staples Umai Umai, Twisted Grounds, A Mano, Zorbas, Whole Foods Market, Fairmount Farmers Market (open Thursday currently), and so many more restaurants, retail, and cafes. For art enthusiasts, the Barnes Foundation, Rodin Museum, and Philadelphia Museum of Art are just a few blocks away.