200-10 Lombard St #803, Philadelphia, PA 19147

On top of the world. Okay, maybe not the world but rather on the top of Abbott's Square Condominium's eight stories! Sunsets and sunrises, fireworks, city views and river views, all from your extra-spacious private deck and office with custom built-ins on the 2nd floor of this 1 bedroom, 1.5 bath condominium home. Open the entry door and the warm and welcoming condo is alive with light. The open-concept living and dining room and renovated kitchen, all with new warm-toned hardwood floor and interior wide wooden shutters. Warm up on chilly nights in front of the wood-burning fireplace. The kitchen boasts granite counters, plentiful custom cabinets, and stainless steel appliances. Quiet and private, the condo overlooks landscaped gardens and the city is laid out before you. Off the foyer, there is a large closet with built-ins and the half-bath to the left. With enviable views of the city, the large carpeted bedroom has two closets, one walk-in, and both with custom built-ins. Just steps down a short hall from the bedroom is the tiled bathroom with tub/shower as well as a new washer and dryer. Abbott's Square is pet-friendly with some restrictions. The gym is located in the condo basement, as is the parking, for which there is a fee and subject to availability. The condo has a 24/7 desk, is well maintained and attentive, and the lobby gets a new look with a ramp this fall. You can't ask for better access to transportation, just minutes for I-95 and Philadelphia Airport, with the #40 cross-town bus stopping on the corner. Located in the popular historic neighborhood, on the edge of Society Hill and Queen Village, overflowing with restaurants and shops as well as the Sunday Farmer's market. Scores high on safety and walkability. Welcome home! _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Please note that the City of Philadelphia has conducted a real estate tax reassessment, effective January 1, 2023. If you have any questions or concerns about the impact of this process on the future real estate taxes for any properties in Philadelphia, you should contact the City of Philadelphia. 2022-10-01