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2100 Hamilton St
Philadelphia, PA 19130
$3,395,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
3
Bathroom
4
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
2163
Property Description
One of the first resale units being offered at 2100 Hamilton. This unit is 100% completed, and features high-end designer finishes and is conveniently turnkey ready. This 3-bedroom, 3.1-bath residence at 2100 Hamilton sets the standard for exquisite city living in the heart of the Art Museum Area. Featuring an open floor plan, this home affords panoramic views of the city and museums from each of its professionally designed spaces. A transitional aesthetic masterfully blends modern patterns and textures with colors inspired by natural elements. It’s timeless, with clean lines and a soft palette punctuated with bursts of color from art and furnishings. The elevator, operated via facial recognition, whisks you directly from the valet parking garage with two (2) private parking spaces into Residence 7A, avoiding shared hallways and affording a high level of privacy. Inside, floor-to-ceiling windows that draw your attention to riveting cityscapes, a abundance of natural southwest light, incredible sunsets and all of the city’s world-class museums in the distance. The open-plan main living space is designed for easy elegance with doors that slide open at the touch of a button and extend your living space to the private, heated terrace. The Joanne Hudson kitchen is smartly designed with cabinetry in two tones, bar seating, Wolf induction cooktop and a full suite of Wolf/Cove appliances, including a full-size wine refrigerator. Pantry storage is built into the kitchen while a full-size laundry room includes additional cabinetry. A gas fireplace warms the main living space, which also includes a dining area where guests can enjoy a stunning city lights backdrop during dinner. Private quarters include the main suite bedroom which is finished with a gas corner fireplace and two walk-in closets with custom, back lighted built-ins. The bedroom has access to the heated terrace. The main suite bath, with radiant heat floor, has clean lines and top-grade finishes and fixtures. There are two additional bedrooms, both with ensuite full baths. One bedroom is now used as a den and can be closed off from the main living space when privacy is needed. Each of the guest bedrooms is well positioned for privacy from the main suite. All living spaces and bedrooms are complete with electronically controlled custom installed Hunter-Douglas shades. For buyers accustomed to outdoor space, 2100 Hamilton has the city’s largest residential garden and event plaza, designed by renowned landscape architect Sikora Wells Appel, with water and fire features and multiple seating areas to accommodate a group or a private spot just for you. Additional building amenities include an indoor infinity pool, guest suite, boardroom, top-grade fitness center, catering kitchen and amenity lounge, town car and driver, and 24-hour concierge. 2100 Hamilton is a 27-unit condominium building designed by award-winning architect Cecil Baker. Unit 7A is also available furnished and turn key. Approximately 9 years remaining on the Philadelphia tax-abatement. Schedule an appointment to see this best-in-class residence.
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
2022
MLS Number
PAPH2327758
Location
Address
2100 HAMILTON ST
City
PHILADELPHIA
State
PA
Zip Code
19130
County
PHILADELPHIA (CENTRAL)
Listing
Provider
Kurfiss Sotheby's International Realty, original listing
Name
Kurfiss Sotheby's International Realty
Phone
(215) 794-1312
Office Name
Kurfiss Sotheby's International Realty
Office Phone
(215) 735-2225
Agent Name
Ryan Cortez

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