Built in 1908, this historic twin home also has modern appeal from more recent renovations. Situated in Caln Township between Coatesville and Downingtown in Chester County, Pennsylvania, the house is located in a quaint residential community about 35 miles west of center city Philadelphia and 10 miles northwest of West Chester, the county seat. The house is part of a 0.2-acre property with gated access to a fenced backyard from the driveway. A storage shed is centrally located in the yard and its perimeter is largely vegetated for privacy. This area is flat and offers both sunlight for gardening and shade for relaxation or entertaining family and friends. Enter the house from the yard into a mud room and adjacent bathroom. The recently renovated first floor provides an open setting with modern kitchen amenities. Walk in the front door to find a spacious living room with a bay window for natural light. Proceed to the kitchen with a large Corian island with ample space for seating. Walk up the stairs to the second floor and find a second bathroom and three generously sized bedrooms. A stairwell on the second floor leads you to an attic with two additional rooms for use or storage. Set back from Lincoln Highway (Route 30 Business), this location offers convenient access to local retail establishments, to and from Philadelphia (about a 1-hour ride on the SEPTA), or the diversity of farms, natural areas, and other PA towns and municipalities in close proximity. Interstate Routes 30 and 202 are a short drive from the house. SEPTA’s Thorndale station is approximately 1-mile to the east-northeast; a planned residential community (Hills at Thorndale Woods) would extend G.L. Eggleston Boulevard to South Caln Road, providing a direct link to this SEPTA station. Two miles west, in the city of Coatesville, a new rail station is under construction and slated for completion in 2025 making other regional destinations more accessible in the future.