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Transformed over nine years by an architect and interior designer duo, every corner of this Queen Village rowhome in the sought-after Meredith Catchment has been cleverly tailored to maximize function, optimize flow and elevate everyday living. Tall ceilings and pegged wood floors ground the bright, welcoming main level. A wood-burning fireplace anchors the living space, framed by a striking custom charred Shou Sugi Ban surround that artfully conceals extra storage. The fully renovated kitchen features premium GE Café appliances and opens toward a private rear garden: a serene outdoor retreat complete with permeable pavers, landscape lighting and established perennials. Upstairs, new solid hardwood floors run throughout. A former oversized landing has been reimagined into a cozy library with space for a corner office or reading nook. The second-floor bedroom features clever built-in storage and a charming window seat designed for daydreaming. The second-floor bathroom brings everyday ease to household routines, with top-of-the-line Miele laundry appliances, generous counter space for folding and built-in shelving. Moving to the third floor, a motorized skylight above the stairway floods the path with natural light and fresh air. At the top, a sunlit bedroom complete with a custom cedar-lined double closet shares the level with the second full bathroom. A few steps from the front door and you’ll find yourself at the historic Fabric Row and 4th St commercial corridor. A few more steps will take you either to a lively South Street or the new expanding multi-use paths of the Delaware River Trail. Crafted with intention, this gem of a Queen Village home proves that a great house is not about square footage but about designing every inch to make any space live large.

Transformed over nine years by an architect and interior designer duo, every corner of this Queen Village rowhome in the sought-after Meredith Catchment has been cleverly tailored to maximize function, optimize flow and elevate everyday living. Tall ceilings and pegged wood floors ground the bright, welcoming main level. A wood-burning fireplace anchors the living space, framed by a striking custom charred Shou Sugi Ban surround that artfully conceals extra storage. The fully renovated kitchen features premium GE Café appliances and opens toward a private rear garden: a serene outdoor retreat complete with permeable pavers, landscape lighting and established perennials. Upstairs, new solid hardwood floors run throughout. A former oversized landing has been reimagined into a cozy library with space for a corner office or reading nook. The second-floor bedroom features clever built-in storage and a charming window seat designed for daydreaming. The second-floor bathroom brings everyday ease to household routines, with top-of-the-line Miele laundry appliances, generous counter space for folding and built-in shelving. Moving to the third floor, a motorized skylight above the stairway floods the path with natural light and fresh air. At the top, a sunlit bedroom complete with a custom cedar-lined double closet shares the level with the second full bathroom. A few steps from the front door and you’ll find yourself at the historic Fabric Row and 4th St commercial corridor. A few more steps will take you either to a lively South Street or the new expanding multi-use paths of the Delaware River Trail. Crafted with intention, this gem of a Queen Village home proves that a great house is not about square footage but about designing every inch to make any space live large.