Welcome to 433 West Johnson Street. This lovingly maintained 1939 stone colonial in West Mount Airy
offers ample space, abundant natural light, and access to the Wissahickon Valley park just out of the front
door. The mature landscape features flowering trees, native species, numerous flowering plants, and is a
National Wildlife Federation Certified Urban Wildlife Habitat.

A gracious blues stone terrace greets visitors. The vestibule opens to an entrance hall with an elegant
stair to the second level. Directly ahead is the large dining room. A pass through from the kitchen
allows for easy buffet service perfect for entertaining. The stylish sunken living room is large enough
for several seating areas and features a beautiful bow window, gas fireplace, and direct access to the
entrance terrace.

Designed with the serious cook in mind, the eat-in kitchen has been fully renovated and includes both a
double-basin and single-basin sink, gas range, microwave, and French door refrigerator / freezer. Pantry
and lower storage cabinets include sliding shelves for easy access.

The lower-level lounge provides a comfortable spot for relaxation. Also on this level are a sizeable
storage room, half-bath, and large laundry room with access to the single-car garage.

The upper level includes the primary suite, two bedrooms and a full bath. A room adjacent to the back
bedroom is ideal for an office, study area, or playroom. The fully renovated bath includes a jetted tub
and heated floors. The primary suite provides a self-contained sanctuary with ample room for a seating
area, a large dressing room with California closets, and en suite bath.

This beautiful house is located on a quiet street adjacent to Clifford Park, which was originally part of the Thomas Mansion estate and is now included in the Fairmount Park System. Located near the bustling Germantown Avenue shopping districts, Weavers Way Coop and a short drive to Center City. This home is a must see.

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Please note that the City of Philadelphia has conducted a real estate tax reassessment, effective January 1, 2023. If you have any questions or concerns about the impact of this process on the future real estate taxes for any properties in Philadelphia, you should contact the City of Philadelphia.