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301 S Broad
Philadelphia, PA 19107
$1,550,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
2
Bathroom
3
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
1817
Property Description
Arthaus, a commanding new residential high-rise in Philadelphia’s performing arts district, presents Unit 2302: A stunning 2-bed, 2.5-bath, 1,817 SF single-level residence with Delaware River and southern views priced at $1,550,000 !!! This maintenance-free, move-in-ready corner home offers high-end interior design, resort amenities, white glove services, and the utmost privacy. It benefits from one of the last remaining 10-year tax abatements. Whether you're a busy professional, retiree, or globe trotter, 2302 is a MUST-SEE! Arthaus impresses you from the moment you arrive. The beautifully grained, solid wood front door swings open to a gracious foyer that's long and spacious, perfect for displaying an art collection. There's also a powder room and coat closet. The entrance meets a hallway to the sleeping wing, where you'll find the laundry area. Straight ahead is the great room with unobstructed Delaware River and bridge views. Soaring ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, wide-plank Havwood flooring in Salvo, and a weather-protected walk-out balcony make the great room feel bright and airy, with plenty of space for entertaining or relaxing with loved ones. Situated on the southeast corner of the building, the views go for miles without a single obstruction making the home feel totally private and tucked into the sky. The chef’s kitchen is ready for every occasion, with a stylish large center island that seats four. The white and silver ash white cabinets by Poggenpohl add a crisp look that commands attention. Gorgeous Golden Gate quartz covers the counters and backsplash. The high-end stainless appliance package includes Wolf, Bosch, Sub-Zero, and Asko appliances. The door fronts have been fully integrated into the cabinet design for a seamless, high-end, polished look. The primary suite and one guest bedroom are on the east side of the condominium, with river and bridge views. The second bedroom has an ensuite bathroom and is a perfect spot for visiting guests. They'll love the east-facing views of NJ. The guest bathroom has a walk-shower tiled in Porcelain Calacatta, a Kohler toilet, and Poggenpohl single sink vanity in polar white matte topped with super white quartz. The elegant owner's suite has a large walk-in closet and a generous sleeping area with river and Jersey views. The best-in-class bathroom package includes a Badeloft soak-in tub, double vanity with Robern mirrors, super white quartz marble and Poggenpohl cabinets, Olympic Sky grey marble floors and shower tile, and a Kohler toilet closet. Arthaus is a modern masterpiece crafted by renowned developer Carl Dranoff, designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox, and built by Intech Construction. Its architecture and amenities prioritize wellness and well-being, from the stunning Monet-inspired mosaic in the lobby to the private resort on the 6th and 7th floors, featuring a pool, fitness facilities, spa, salon, pet park, outdoor terraces, lawns, gardens, and more. White glove services include a 24-doorman, concierge, chauffeured town car, and valet. This home comes with 1 parking license. With the 10-year tax abatement, annual real estate taxes are approximately $3,299.
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
2022
MLS Number
PAPH2347802
Location
Address
301 S BROAD
City
PHILADELPHIA
State
PA
Zip Code
19107
County
PHILADELPHIA (SOUTH)
Listing
Provider
Dranoff Properties Realty, Inc., original listing
Name
Dranoff Properties Realty, Inc.
Phone
(215) 222-3300
Office Name
Dranoff Properties Realty Inc
Office Phone
(215) 375-7200
Agent Name
Daxx Hamilton

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