2601 PENNSYLVANIA AVE #709 Philadelphia, PA 19130

Large 2 br; 1005 sq.ft. Deeded parking space available at additional price which may be included in mortgage amount. 2601 Parkway Building. Look out over the trees from this light-filled, large-sized two bedroom condo. Seventh floor condo with all seven windows overlooking the Art Museum, Schuylkill River, and Fairmount Park. Refinished hardwood floors, crown molding, new baseboards, large foyer, and beveled-glass French doors leading to 2nd bedroom or den. Updated galley kitchen with window has stainless steel appliances, new cabinetry, ceramic tile floor and matching backsplash and new countertop. Gas stove with five burners and griddle, dishwasher, refrigerator and garbage disposal. New washer/dryer in the unit. Updated bathroom with new toilet and sink/vanity; full tub/shower; ceiling heater fan. Custom, double-insulated, honey-comb shades on all windows. New Hunter ceiling fans in bedroom and den. Newer heater/AC units. Large bedroom with walk-in closet, large foyer closet, linen closet in bathroom, additional storage in laundry closet.- condo can also be sold without Garage Parking. Closets have extra shelving for good storage. Basement storage available for $50 per month. 24-hour doorman and security, beautiful Art Deco lobby with grand piano, bike storage room. Pet friendly building. Fees includes: gas, water, sewer, free shuttle bus to downtown Philadelphia, on-site fitness center/gym, free wifi in lobby, on-site management, package hold area with email notification, express shipment pickup. Tenant pays only electric & cable. Dry cleaning pick up/delivery; restaurant on first floor. Three Septa bus routes within one block; wheelchair accessible. Trash chute on each floor. Sense of community: book club, game night, happy hours, community room, Holiday party, Spring Fling. Close to I-76, I-95, 30th Street Train Station, Kelly Drive, Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Walk to Whole Foods, CVS, many fabulous restaurants, many museums (Barnes, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Franklin Institute, Rodin), Schuylkill River bike/walking trail, Waterworks and Boathouse Row.