This beautiful end-unit town home was built in 1970 and updated by the current owners. It is located at the corner of historic Camac Street and picturesque Waverly Walk in the heart of the Washington Square West neighborhood. Waverly Walk is a charming pedestrian only street. This end-unit town home was built in 1970 and updated by the current owners. It has 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths on four levels. The entry foyer leads to an open kitchen and a dining room with a vaulted ceiling and a large full story window. The kitchen has been updated with custom cabinets, granite countertops, ceramic tile floors and stainless-steel appliances. There is a powder room, coat closet and a large storage area or pantry off the kitchen. The homeowners opened up walls so that every floor is flooded with light. The large living room is open to the atrium over the dining room on one end and a sliding glass door leading to a deck on the other. There is a wood burning fireplace in the living room. The third floor contains the master suite with a large bedroom, remodeled master en suite bathroom and walk-in closet. The third floor has two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom and a stacking washer and dryer. Half of a wall was removed from the front bedroom on this floor to create a loft space for an office, but the wall could be easily restored. The home has hardwood floors throughout and the windows were all replaced. The HVAC system was replaced in 2014 and serviced twice a year. This home is located in the award-winning McCall School catchment. The Washington Square West neighborhood is like a small village in the heart of the city. Louis Kahn Park, which is maintained by neighbors, the community garden and Seger Park are all within two blocks from the home. The two parks host community events and Seger has tennis & basketball courts, a large childrens play ground and a dog run. Whole Foods, Acme Market and CVS pharmacy are just a few blocks walk. The neighborhood is loaded with charming shops and restaurants, and is just a few blocks from the shops, restaurants and night life of the Avenue of the Arts, Mid-town Village and Walnut Street. Thomas Jefferson and Pennsylvania Hospitals are also in the neighborhood. There a number of gym and other fitness options in the neighborhood. There are multiple bike routes and public transportation options in the neighborhood. The walk score for this home is 99, bike score is 92 and the public transit score is 100.