712 W TWENTY SECOND STREET, WILMINGTON, DE 19802

Welcome to 712 West 22nd Street in the desirable neighborhood know as “The Triangle”. The curb appeal with beautiful gardens and inviting front porch is one of a kind. Enter this 100+ year old twin brick home and you are immediately struck with the overwhelming charm and character. Gleaming hardwoods throughout. The living area is graced with oversized windows that offer an abundance of natural light and a wood burning fireplace, perfect for winter evenings. A large dining room is home to beautiful built in cabinetry and open to an updated kitchen with black and stainless appliances and granite countertops. New cabinetry with under counter lighting, a new ceiling fan and pendant lighting create the perfect space to cook and entertain. A powder room completes the main floor. The second level is home to three generous bedrooms, a full updated bath and a “bonus room” to be used as an office/dressing room/ nursery or whatever the new owners needs are. A charming porch off of this room offers a perfect “get away” to enjoy a cup of coffee and read a book. A third floor “loft” offers more versatile living space and with a 2nd full bath. It has been used as another bedroom/ family area/game room. Exposed brick on this level adds to the charm throughout. Off of the kitchen you enter the private backyard that is a gardeners delight. Relax under the lights on the deck with an evening cocktail and enjoy your flowering oasis. The lower level offers an abundance of storage, laundry and garage doors opening to side street. A space to store bikes/ toys/ motorcycles with easy access out. This home has been lovingly cared for and extremely well maintained. Walkable, tree‑lined sidewalks and quieter than most city neighborhoods are thanks to the nearby Brandywine Park, which offers trails, sports fields, a rose garden, zoo, dog‑park, and Saturday Farmers Market. Easy commute options: close to downtown Wilmington, DART bus lines, and I‑95. Dining and coffee spots within a short stroll—including Scout Café and Washington Street Ale House—plus a mix of casual eateries near Trolley Square.