Contemporary

Twenty-seven residences. One Cecil Baker building. The largest private residential garden in Philadelphia. This 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home sits just behind the tree-lined green of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, with direct views over the Rodin Museum and its gardens. Floor-to-ceiling glass frames the skyline and western sunsets. The arrival sets the tone: TWO valet parking spaces, then a facial-recognition elevator straight to your floor. Inside, a paneled foyer and gallery set the stage for what waits around the corner. Interiors are by renowned Fury Design, in a warm transitional palette with layered textures, custom drapery, electric shades, and statement lighting throughout. The main living space is open and anchored by a gas fireplace, with a dining area set against the city lights. It's dramatic enough to host a crowd, yet calm and serene for a quiet night on your own. Automated sliding doors open onto a private heated terrace of approximately 11' x 9'. The Joanne Hudson–designed kitchen centers on an 11-foot island, with two-tone custom cabinetry, a Wolf induction cooktop, a full Wolf/Cove appliance suite, a full-size Sub-Zero wine refrigerator, and plenty of pantry storage. The powder room and a full laundry room with built-in cabinetry are set away from the entertaining spaces. The primary suite is a true retreat, with its own gas fireplace, direct terrace access, and a walk-in closet fitted with custom backlit built-ins. The spa-caliber bath has radiant heated floors and top-tier finishes. An en-suite guest bedroom sits apart for privacy and has a restful panorama view. The third bedroom, set up as a den and office, is where Fury Design's hand shows most. Wrapped in moody walls and custom wood millwork, it's a room made for focus by day and a movie by night. Both rooms enjoy western exposure over the garden and skyline. Downstairs, the Sikora Wells Appel–designed garden and event plaza brings fire and water features, multiple seating areas, and real green space to the middle of the city. Building amenities include a heated indoor infinity pool, fitness center, guest suite, boardroom, catering kitchen and lounge, a chauffeured town car, and 24-hour concierge. Roughly 6.5 years remain on the tax abatement. Experience the city from 2100 Hamilton. Parks, museums, and open green space surround you, giving you a near-suburban calm with all the convenience of Center City minutes away and none of its noise or congestion. Private showings by appointment.

Twenty-seven residences. One Cecil Baker building. The largest private residential garden in Philadelphia. This 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home sits just behind the tree-lined green of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, with direct views over the Rodin Museum and its gardens. Floor-to-ceiling glass frames the skyline and western sunsets. The arrival sets the tone: TWO valet parking spaces, then a facial-recognition elevator straight to your floor. Inside, a paneled foyer and gallery set the stage for what waits around the corner. Interiors are by renowned Fury Design, in a warm transitional palette with layered textures, custom drapery, electric shades, and statement lighting throughout. The main living space is open and anchored by a gas fireplace, with a dining area set against the city lights. It's dramatic enough to host a crowd, yet calm and serene for a quiet night on your own. Automated sliding doors open onto a private heated terrace of approximately 11' x 9'. The Joanne Hudson–designed kitchen centers on an 11-foot island, with two-tone custom cabinetry, a Wolf induction cooktop, a full Wolf/Cove appliance suite, a full-size Sub-Zero wine refrigerator, and plenty of pantry storage. The powder room and a full laundry room with built-in cabinetry are set away from the entertaining spaces. The primary suite is a true retreat, with its own gas fireplace, direct terrace access, and a walk-in closet fitted with custom backlit built-ins. The spa-caliber bath has radiant heated floors and top-tier finishes. An en-suite guest bedroom sits apart for privacy and has a restful panorama view. The third bedroom, set up as a den and office, is where Fury Design's hand shows most. Wrapped in moody walls and custom wood millwork, it's a room made for focus by day and a movie by night. Both rooms enjoy western exposure over the garden and skyline. Downstairs, the Sikora Wells Appel–designed garden and event plaza brings fire and water features, multiple seating areas, and real green space to the middle of the city. Building amenities include a heated indoor infinity pool, fitness center, guest suite, boardroom, catering kitchen and lounge, a chauffeured town car, and 24-hour concierge. Roughly 6.5 years remain on the tax abatement. Experience the city from 2100 Hamilton. Parks, museums, and open green space surround you, giving you a near-suburban calm with all the convenience of Center City minutes away and none of its noise or congestion. Private showings by appointment.