211-25 S 4TH Street , #406

Description

Unit 406, also known as The Washington Manor, is located on the TOP FLOOR of The Willings at Independence Park, which is located in the most prestigious area of Philadelphia -Society Hill. Upon entering Unit 406, one is greeted by a large entry foyer, and 3 large double bay windows in the living area. These large double bay windows throughout the unit actually onlook the courtyard of Old Saint Joseph's Church, built in 1839! Unit 406 is all on one level, as opposed to many other units in the building that are bi-level, which lends to easier, more comfortable living. The Washington Manor also bares a completely open concept, as people can easily interact with one another from the living area and kitchen. The ceilings go as high as 14 feet (excellent for displaying an ample art collection), and feature plenty of recessed light built into it around the entire unit. The unit gets incredible natural light due to the abundance of windows and being situated on the top floor of the building/above the tree line. Real parquet hardwood extends through the living spaces, Marble tile runs throughout the bathroom, and tile is in the eat-in kitchen. The bedroom has a central triple window right in the middle of it! The bathroom is located in the hallway before the bedroom, which is a 4 piece, and also has a gorgeous window. Climate controlled STORAGE unit is included! 1 year of pre-paid parking also being offered!This is a rare opportunity to own one of just twenty-three magnificently appointed residences! The Willings at Independence Park offers the peace and quiet of a beautiful enclave, nestled in the historic heart of the city. Broadway level theaters, world-renowned museums, five-star restaurants are all within walking distance from your front doorstep. Strong construction, ornate historic detail (from the late 1800s), accommodating concierge staff and 24 hour doormen is just the beginning of life here. The Willings can allow you to live the life you were always meant to. The staff at the Willings cater to each and every resident special needs and requests, and there is also an on site manager. For the history enthusiasts, The Willings is actually the home to the largest concentration of original 18th and early 19th century architecture of any area in the United States. The Willings was the original headquarters for the Reading Railroad in 1871 (yes, the Monopoly property), and is named after Thomas Willings, who at the time was one of the wealthiest men in the country. The Willings shares a beautiful courtyard with Old Saint Joseph's Church, built in 1839.