Welcome to 8709 Navajo, a pristine Folk Queen Anne style detached house nestled on a quiet lane, steps from the Wissahickon woods. Built in 1888 and located at the top of Chestnut Hill, this home is full of character and charm, with updates adding beautiful modern amenities. Enter via the covered front porch and step into the airy living and dining areas. Youll immediately notice the abundance of windows and architectural details including built-in shelving, deep window sills and beautiful hardwood floors. Continue along a short hallway, past a full bathroom and convenient garden door, to the kitchen/ family room. The newly remodeled, architect designed, custom kitchen is spectacular with marble countertops, stainless steel appliances and expansive workspace. The cozy family room boasts a vaulted ceiling with skylight and features a wood burning fireplace as a focal point. Glass doors lead to an elevated deck overlooking a private yard and gardens; perfect for summer barbecues and enjoying the sunrise.The garden is beautifully landscaped with flowering shrubs and specimen trees, while the picturesque side yard has a private seating area providing a tranquil spot for relaxing. The washer and dryer are conveniently located on this level. Upstairs are three sunny bedrooms with ample closet space and a remodeled full bath with tub/shower. Theres even an original wooden ladder to the attic built into a door in the hallway. This home has been meticulously maintained in every way, including new central AC and newer Marvin windows throughout. The new owners of this home will be a short walk away from dining, shopping and all that the prestigious Chestnut Hill neighborhood has to offer. Nearby is the Philadelphia Cricket/Golf Club, Springside School, Pastorius Park and the Wissahickon/Fairmount Park. The regional rail is an 8-minute walk away and major highways, including 309 and the PA turnpike, are close by. Dont miss out on seeing this charming home! Showings begin on Friday at 9am with offers welcomed through 12pm Monday, March 28.