On one of Germantown’s most coveted tree-lined blocks, 410 West Price Street is a Victorian twin offering six bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms, and more than 2,600 square feet of living space. This character-filled home combines historic detail with thoughtful updates including: solar panels, central air, and refreshed interiors, making it a rare find in Philadelphia’s beloved Germantown neighborhood. The curb appeal is immediate: the front yard has been replanted with a native pollinator garden, where butterflies and hummingbirds create a welcoming scene as you relax on the porch. Inside, the warmth continues with a sunlit foyer and custom built-ins that lead to a living room anchored by a wood-burning fireplace. A formal dining room with period accents sets the stage for gatherings, while refinished hardwood floors carry a sense of history throughout. The kitchen has been modernized with updated cabinetry, a custom wine rack, striking backsplash, and newer appliances (2022). Bathrooms feature tasteful updates such as a refinished clawfoot tub, new fixtures, and wallpaper accents. Upstairs, the second floor offers three generously sized bedrooms and a full bath, while the third floor provides three additional bedrooms and a second full bath with a stall shower. A newly added first-floor powder room enhances everyday convenience. At the back of the home, a bright sunroom with new tile flooring opens onto a landscaped backyard with Pennsylvania bluestone pavers, raised garden beds, and planter boxes designed for vegetables or flowers. The exterior has also been refreshed with a newly painted façade, high-quality stucco resurfacing, custom storm windows, restored original windows, and a handsome hardwood front deck. Additional updates, including a water filtration and softening system and updated electrical service, add peace of mind, while the home’s balance of Victorian charm, eco-friendly features, and modern comfort make it truly stand out. 410 West Price Street is more than a house; it’s a Germantown gem where history, sustainability, and community come together on one of the neighborhood’s most desirable blocks.