Be inspired the moment you enter through the antique arched vestibule at this immaculately restored Fairmount rowhome on tree-lined 29th Street. Situated on a 16' wide by 86' deep lot, with 5 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, a powder room and over 2,300 SF of functional living space, this home boasts tremendous size and original character in one of the city's most established residential areas. Built at the turn of last century, this massive 3-story charmer was renovated top-to-bottom; from the expertly refinished original wide plank wood floors to the carefully crafted wainscoting and crown molding, the masterful detailing is evident in every room of the house. AND, 911 N 29th now contains all the conveniences of the modern day lifestyle, such as dual-zone forced air heat and air conditioning, recessed lighting, all new energy efficient windows, and new electrical and plumbing systems. It's a rare combination of historic charm and contemporary function. The open concept main living level flows brilliantly through the living room and dining room into a deluxe chef's kitchen with shaker cabinets, granite counters and Kitchen Aid Gallery Series matching appliances. The infinite island overflows to create additional bar/breakfast space. Clean subway tile brightens against the rich toned cabinetry and stainless steel appliances. The northern wall features a built-in refrigerator with even more custom floor-to-ceiling cabinetry! All bedrooms feature huge closets and several contain exposed brick feature walls and bay windows. The bathrooms feature slick porcelain tile, modern vanities, neutral color schemes and chrome fixtures. Ample natural light penetrates every corner of the home. A sunroom sits off the kitchen before the sliding glass doors leading to the generous rear patio enclosed and secured with high plank fencing. The basement packs plenty of room for storage, plus a brand new high-efficiency Samsung washer and dryer combo. The entire fa ade was repaired from curb to cornice. Cool historical fact: this particular block of homes on 29th Street was originally built as hotels to house international travelers and tourists attending the Centennial Exhibition of 1876, which took place across the way in the fairgrounds at Fairmount Park. Reach out to Ryan to arrange an early preview today because this majestic renovation will sell fast!