A private balcony of about 21 by 8 feet stretches off the back of Residence 4 at La Celine, giving you true
outdoor living space right off your home. This brand new second floor residence offers two bedrooms and
two and a half baths across 1,043 square feet, in a boutique building of only five residences at the corner of 20th
and Spring Garden.
The living and dining area is open and easy, with a gas fireplace that sets the mood on a cool evening and Juliet
doors that open to fresh air. The kitchen runs along one wall and centers on a 10 foot island with seating for four,
a natural gathering spot for breakfast, takeout night, or friends while dinner comes together. Luxury finishes
carry through every room, and the island gives you room to cook, serve, and work all at once.
The primary bedroom is a true retreat, with a walk-in closet, its own Juliet doors, and a private bath with a
double vanity and a walk-in shower. The second bedroom has a bay window that brings in light from three
directions and makes a great spot for a desk or a reading chair. A full hall bath with a tub serves the second
bedroom and guests, and a separate powder room means visitors never need to pass through the bedrooms.
The balcony is where this home really shines. Set up a small dining table for summer dinners, add a couple of
lounge chairs for slow Sunday mornings, or fill it with planters and string lights. It is rare to find private outdoor
space like this in a building this new and this close to the Parkway. Picture an early fall evening with the doors
open, the fireplace ready for later, and dinner moving from the island out to the balcony. Inside and outside flow
together here in a way most homes nearby cannot match.
La Celine is new construction from the ground up and fully sprinklered. Up on the shared roof deck, every
residence also has its own private cabana: a sturdy pavilion with tied back curtains, comfortable outdoor seating,
and planter walls of greenery between neighbors. Between the balcony and the cabana, you have two outdoor
spaces to enjoy, with the Center City skyline in the distance from the roof. With only five homes in the building,
it never feels busy.
The neighborhood keeps everything within reach. With a Walk Score of 95, a Transit Score of 79, and a Bike
Score of 91, most of your day can happen on foot or by bike. The 43, 33, and 49 buses stop right at the corner, and
the Broad Street Line is about a ten minute walk. Whole Foods Market on Pennsylvania Avenue is just a few
blocks away. Logan Circle and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway are a short stroll, with the Barnes Foundation, the
Rodin Museum, the Franklin Institute, and the Free Library's Parkway Central branch all nearby. The
Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Schuylkill River Trail are close for a run, a ride, or a long walk, and the
restaurants and cafes along Fairmount Avenue make it easy to grab dinner close to home.
Residence 4 combines a private balcony, a fireplace, a primary suite with a walk-in closet, and a roof cabana of
your own in a new boutique building on a leafy corner of Spring Garden Street. Book a tour and step out onto
the balcony yourself.
Photos are computer generated renderings based on the architectural plans and may vary from the finished residence.
