Description

This extraordinary bi-level penthouse is a true gem, featuring a vast, private roof deck that offers some of the most jaw-dropping views of Center City Philadelphia. Whether you're relaxing with a morning coffee or hosting an evening soiree, the views from this space are truly unparalleled.

The main floor welcomes you with a spacious, open-concept living area, once split between a living room and third bedroom, now seamlessly transformed into an expansive common space. A smaller private balcony offers a peaceful outdoor retreat. The sleek kitchen is outfitted with high-end GE appliances, elegant five-piece shaker cabinetry, and a stylish three-seat peninsula breakfast bar. Just off the kitchen, you’ll find a convenient closet with washer and dryer, as well as a second Jack and Jill full bathroom. The second bedroom is bathed in natural light and boasts exceptional views of Center City, complemented by a custom closet with built-in drawers and ample hanging space.

Ascend to the upper level, where you’ll find the perfect connection to the roof deck, a true highlight of this property. A beautifully designed Jack and Jill bathroom connects to a spacious bedroom, offering stunning views of the city skyline. The walk-in shower, complete with a striking river-rock wall, ensures you can enjoy those views while you unwind. The bedroom, with custom built-in storage and extra hanging space, completes this luxurious private retreat.

Located just one block from the Fairmount station on the Broad Street Line, this penthouse offers convenient access to Center City, Temple University, and the Stadium Complex. With a Walk Score of 91, this area is a true "Walker's Paradise," placing you steps away from The Met, charming coffee shops, and some of Philadelphia’s best restaurants. Shopping is a breeze with Ridge Ave. and Fairmount Ave. just around the corner, and iconic landmarks such as the Eastern State Penitentiary, the Art Museum, and Boat House Row are all within walking distance.

This is more than just a place to live—it's a lifestyle.

Utilities and Parking:

Landlord covers water, gas, and electric utilities.
Tenant responsible for renter's insurance and cable/internet.
Condo association maintains the entrance hallway and sidewalk area.
Parking permits for Zone 17 can be obtained through the Philadelphia Parking Authority, though no permit is required for parking on Brown Street.