House of the Week: Lovely Victorian Home with Fascinating Past in Germantown 

A lovely Victorian home set on 0.67 acres with six bedrooms and three full and two half bathrooms is available for sale in the Germantown neighborhood. 

This historic gem boasts a rich and fascinating past. The residence was originally part of John Coulter’s farm. It was built in 1851 by Samuel Emlen III and Sarah Williams, a Quaker couple with deep roots in the community. 

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Many aspects of the home have maintained their original charm, so the house now offers a perfect blend of historic sensibilities and modern amenities. 

Highlights include a bright spacious living room, a cozy family room with a fireplace, an elegant dining room, and a billiard room. 

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The attractive kitchen will impress even the most demanding chefs with its ample cabinet and counter space as well as a large center island with its sink and seating. 

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The primary suite on the second floor is a true personal retreat with a cozy bathroom. 

The property is perfectly positioned in the heart of Germantown near Market Square, close to gorgeous parks, cobblestone streets, and many boutiques, cafes, and other family-owned businesses. 

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Read and see more of this house at 121 W Coulter Street in Philadelphia, listed for $800,000, on Zillow.com.