44 W Queen Ln, Philadelphia, PA 19144

One of the Penn-Knox Neighborhood's sweet Victorian homes built between 1885 and 1889. Brick construction with Dutch gambrel roof. Of modest size, it's clean as a whistle with lots of old house charm. 5 bedrooms. 1 1/2 baths. Oak and pine floors. Some original interior shutters. Sunny enclosed front porch that looks out onto colonial Trinity Lutheran Church and its historic graveyard where many colonial Germantowners are laid to rest. Across the street is the print shop where Christopher Sauer in the 1600's printed the first bible ever printed in the American colonies. A covered rear patio and delightful garden beds are very private. Public transportation by bus or train is nearby. Other community resources include both public and private schools, a variety of places of worship, the Greene Street Artists' Cooperative, the post office, and the shops of Germantown Avenue. Overnight notice please!