Welcome to 3317 Salmon Street Unit A, a charming, well-loved and maintained newer construction townhome for sale in the Port Richmond neighborhood of Philadelphia. 3317 is in the perfect location: a quiet and friendly block that is just minutes from all that Philadelphia has to offer, via on-ramps to major highways and bridges, as well as convenient public transportation. This flourishing area offers all the benefits you expect from the Philly urban lifestyle. Fantastic eateries and venues are abundant and just steps away in this extremely walkable neighborhood. This is a neighborhood rich with history and culture, boasting famous culinary staples the area has become known for along with an exciting variety of new gastro pubs and restaurants. It is also an easy bike ride or short car ride to the fun activities offered in Fishtown, Northern Liberties and beyond. 3317 Unit A is situated at the beginning of the row in a small HOA community with 2-car-plus-bonus parking and about 5 years remaining on a 10-year tax abatement. Enter the home through the first-floor door or garage, and immediately access a full bathroom, bedroom and the rear outdoor space. The basement has been finished and can be used as an additional living space, a small home gym or office. The main level of Unit A is very well designed for living in comfort. The living room is very spacious, and the kitchen truly is the heart of 3317. The kitchen is beautifully upgraded with classic cabinetry featuring quartz countertops complimented by a stylish tiled backsplash, complete with state-of-the-art stainless steel appliances. Beautiful hardwood flooring and a terrific balcony off this living room rounds off the main level of this wonderful home. The upper floor comprises the very well-appointed master bedroom with its own full bathroom and a huge walk-in closet. The third bedroom and yet another full bath are on this floor, along with access to the roof deck. Once on the deck, you will be dazzled by a spectacular panoramic view of the Philly skyline ranging from Center City to the Ben Franklin Bridge.