Two bedrooms upstairs, each with its own full bathroom. That layout is rare in a Philadelphia rowhome of this size, and it makes the house work for roommates, a couple with regular guests, or anyone who wants a real guest suite. Taxes are $2,288 a year.

Renovated in 2021, the house sits where Fishtown, East Kensington, and Port Richmond meet, on the Aramingo Avenue retail corridor with quick access to I-95, Center City, and the Market-Frankford Line.

An enclosed front porch with wood-look tile serves as a mudroom, bike storage, or a small office. Past it the main floor opens end to end: painted and exposed brick, hardwood floors, and clear sight lines from living room through dining to kitchen. A coat closet and powder room with custom vanity and barn door sit off the hall.

The kitchen has stainless appliances, quartz counters, a Carrara-style backsplash, soft-close cabinetry, and oversized wood-grain ceramic tile. Behind it, a pantry room lined with eight cabinets, storage this size house almost never has.

Upstairs, exposed brick follows the staircase and laundry sits on the second floor with stacked washer and dryer. The rear bedroom has organized closets and opens to a hall bath with floor-to-ceiling tile and tub and shower combination. The front bedroom is the larger of the two, with two organized closets and a private bath with custom vanity and an oversized walk-in shower.

The rear patio has electric and water service for outdoor dining or container gardening. Central air, Graber solar shades throughout, and a dry unfinished basement for storage.