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Welcome to 203 Dartmouth Avenue, a charming Swarthmore home filled with light, character, and inviting spaces both inside and out. Step into a cheerful dining area that flows seamlessly into a thoughtfully designed kitchen. Light streams through the kitchen’s sliding glass doors, opening to a deck and creating an easy connection to the outdoors. At the front of the house is a cozy living room centered around a fireplace. A conveniently located laundry room and half bath complete the main floor. Up a beautiful staircase, the second floor offers three bright bedrooms and a shared hall bathroom. The front bedroom provides access to a staircase leading to the attic, currently used for easily accessible storage. With its potential for additional finished space, it could become a home office, playroom, reading nook, or whatever your household needs. A full basement provides additional storage or room for a workshop. The front porch on this Swarthmore home is a dream. More than just an entrance, it’s truly another room—and quite possibly the one you’ll enjoy most in the spring, summer, and fall. Picture morning coffee or simply settling in with a good book as the neighborhood passes by. With the expansive front porch and private rear deck, and a quiet yard full of mature plantings, the hardest decision may be where to enjoy your morning coffee. This home has been meticulously cared for, and the newly updated shaker shingles and brand-new exterior paint give it all a fresh new life. One of three twin homes built in the same style, this is the only one of the six homes with its own driveway—a rare and convenient bonus. And then there’s the location. In a short walk, you’re at the Swarthmore train station, Swarthmore Food Co-op, library, restaurants, shops, the local elementary school, and even Swarthmore College. When city life calls, the train makes the trip into Philadelphia quick and easy, whether you’re headed to work, dinner, or an evening out.

Welcome to 203 Dartmouth Avenue, a charming Swarthmore home filled with light, character, and inviting spaces both inside and out. Step into a cheerful dining area that flows seamlessly into a thoughtfully designed kitchen. Light streams through the kitchen’s sliding glass doors, opening to a deck and creating an easy connection to the outdoors. At the front of the house is a cozy living room centered around a fireplace. A conveniently located laundry room and half bath complete the main floor. Up a beautiful staircase, the second floor offers three bright bedrooms and a shared hall bathroom. The front bedroom provides access to a staircase leading to the attic, currently used for easily accessible storage. With its potential for additional finished space, it could become a home office, playroom, reading nook, or whatever your household needs. A full basement provides additional storage or room for a workshop. The front porch on this Swarthmore home is a dream. More than just an entrance, it’s truly another room—and quite possibly the one you’ll enjoy most in the spring, summer, and fall. Picture morning coffee or simply settling in with a good book as the neighborhood passes by. With the expansive front porch and private rear deck, and a quiet yard full of mature plantings, the hardest decision may be where to enjoy your morning coffee. This home has been meticulously cared for, and the newly updated shaker shingles and brand-new exterior paint give it all a fresh new life. One of three twin homes built in the same style, this is the only one of the six homes with its own driveway—a rare and convenient bonus. And then there’s the location. In a short walk, you’re at the Swarthmore train station, Swarthmore Food Co-op, library, restaurants, shops, the local elementary school, and even Swarthmore College. When city life calls, the train makes the trip into Philadelphia quick and easy, whether you’re headed to work, dinner, or an evening out.