121 North Adams Street, Pottstown, is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom twin that was originally built just west of The Hill School in 1900.

It has been wholly renovated, with new quality flooring, generous granite counters, ceramic-tiled backsplashes, new kitchen cabinetry, under-cabinet lighting, and new stainless appliances including dishwasher and built-in microwave, and range.

As a further incentive to purchasers, Hobart’s Run — a Pottstown-area community supporter and local business champion — may be able to offer a Homeowner Incentive Program grant to a qualified buyer of this property.

Open the front door to this beauty and immediately step into a warm, open space that maximizes its footprint with plenty of natural light and use of welcoming building materials in earthy tones.

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It’s almost impossible to conceive of such a modern, well-organized, neat-and-tidy kitchen in a house built when William McKinleey was president.

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Even without furnishings, it’s easy to see how appealing this bedroom is. The bay window has been updated, and the ceiling fan and new carpet are welcome amenities.

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Retaining its retro feel but with modern style, the second-floor bathroom (there’s one on the first floor as well) sports a simple black-white-gray color palette that’s nonetheless eye-catching.

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The asking price for 121 North Adams Street, Pottstown, is $197,900, a remarkable sum for this much home in this restored, upgraded condition.

Its complete details, including many more pictures, are at Realtor.com.

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