**Calling for highest and best offers by Monday 6PM ** Nestled in the heart of East Falls, where the trees are prolific and the character is abundant, 3526 New Queen Street is a warm, brick-faade row home with many original details and tasteful, modern upgrades. East Falls, and New Queen Street in particular, offers a little bit of breathing room with all the convenience of being within a 15 min drive (or train ride - the home is just steps from the SEPTA Regional Rail) to Center City. East Falls continues to flourish with new business and neighbor-led organizations. With close proximity to the Wissahickon Trails and the Schuylkill River trail, there are no shortage of walking and biking trails. The covered front porch, recently painted (June 2019) and brand-new roof (2020), is set back from the side walk and offers an easy and convenient spot to catch up with friends and neighbors. Original hardwood floors and high ceilings greet you as you enter the living room, with a charming, floor to ceiling built-in with recessed accent lighting. The extra-large window and glass detail in the front door let in an abundance of sunlight. The living room to dining room flow is open, separated by a scalloped detail at the ceiling. To the rear of the home, youll find a half bathroom and a bright and cheerful kitchen, with brand-new Samsung appliances (February 2019) and new garbage disposal (2020.) Just off the kitchen and out the back door, a covered deck with a spacious fenced in yard and raised bed for your city garden. A completely updated full bathroom (August 2020) can be found at the second floor, along with the three bedrooms. The primary bedroom has three large closets. The porch roof was replaced and the main roof was recoated as part of routine maintenance in October 2020. Laundry and plenty of storage are in the basement. Interior of the home was professionally painted in 2017. Local favorites include Vault and Vine, Fiorinos, Billy Murphys, Thunder Mug, Le Bus, Wissahickon Brewery, InRiva, Apollos and Franks Pizza. A few neighborhood gems include Falls of Schuylkill Library, Rutabaga Toy Library, and McMichael Park.