Stunning traditional architectural details paired with modern updates grace this beautiful and spacious 6 bedroom, 2.1 bath 3-story twin in The Highlands! A large, recently rebuilt front porch frames the front of the home. The 1st floor offers a gorgeous entry foyer with a sweeping oak staircase, large living room with decorative fireplace, dining room, breakfast room with original built-in's, hardwood floors, high ceilings, rear staircase & classic lighting fixtures thru-out. The current owners enhanced the floor plan by opening up the kitchen/dining room area & completely renovating the kitchen to include a large center island, natural stone Quartzite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, gas range & built-in microwave. Classic white cabinets, with modern hardware, offer an abundance of storage solutions and blend perfectly with the era of the home. The rear mudroom, with a convenient powder room, leads to the backyard patio area. The 2nd floor houses 3 bedrooms and a full bath that include a large front main bedroom featuring a classic built-in bench and 2 closets. A charming sunroom/playroom is located off a rear bedroom. The 3rd floor offers 4 additional bedrooms and a 2nd full bath. One bedroom has been converted to a walk-in closet with built-in shelving. The 3 remaining rooms serve as the perfect guest quarters or home offices. The full basement provides a large laundry space and plenty of room for storage with a separate area with an outside entrance that is perfect for bike storage, seasonal tools etc. Notable recent updates by the current owners include: Roof (2015), rebuilt front porch, entire interior repainted in a modern color palette, refinished hardwood floors, electrical updates thru-out including installing overhead lighting, updated lighting fixtures from Circa Lighting, some new windows, kitchen renovation & a Reverse-Osmosis Water system. Steps to Rockford Park, the DE Art Museum and area restaurants & shopping! A Beautiful home not to be missed! Fun fact: Original owner was John Raskob, the builder of the Empire State Bldg.!