Brand new and never lived in, this 29th-floor residence at 210 South 12th arrives fresh from construction — every surface, every fixture, every finish untouched and waiting for a first chapter. Built in 2024, the building represents a new kind of vertical living in Philadelphia, and unit 29D, a one-bedroom, one-bath home spanning 753 square feet, captures that promise with an open floor plan that makes the most of every square foot. The kitchen is where daily life anchors itself. Upgraded countertops provide a generous expanse of workspace, clean and polished, ready for a slow weekend breakfast or a quick weeknight stir-fry. Stainless steel appliances line the kitchen in a cohesive suite — refrigerator with ice maker, stove, self-cleaning oven, microwave, and a range hood that quietly handles whatever you're cooking. A dishwasher and disposal keep cleanup effortless. The layout opens directly into the living area, so the cook is never cut off from the rest of the home. There's an ease to it, a sense that the space was designed for how people actually live rather than how kitchens are supposed to look on paper. The bedroom is entry-level within the unit, accessible without navigating stairs, and the walk-in closet gives you the kind of storage that makes an organized morning feel genuinely possible. The bathroom is clean and thoughtfully finished, consistent with the building's new-construction standard throughout. A full-size washer and dryer are in-unit, tucked in and ready to use — no basement trips, no laundry-day logistics. Above the unit, the building's amenity collection is extensive. A rooftop deck offers open sky above the city, a place to decompress as the day winds down and the skyline lights up. A pool and sauna round out the leisure tier, while the fitness center handles the practical. When you need a change of pace, the game room and clubhouse provide casual gathering space, and a dedicated meeting room is there when work follows you home. A concierge and building security provide an added layer of attentiveness, and the gated community adds a sense of enclosure without isolation. The dog park means your cat has company in spirit, and while the building is cat-friendly, the outdoor space and picnic area serve the broader community well. Parking is available in the attached garage, eliminating the daily negotiation with street parking that defines so much of city life. The elevator makes the 29th floor feel like any other, and the building's infrastructure reflects the care of new construction — systems, finishes, and common spaces all delivered at once rather than accumulated over decades. Philadelphia is in the middle of its own ongoing reinvention, and 210 South 12th sits at the intersection of that momentum and the city's established urban fabric. New businesses, new energy, and the enduring character of a walkable neighborhood combine to make this corridor feel dynamic rather than finished. Center City is immediately accessible, and the building's location puts the full range of the city's transit network within reach, connecting this address to every corner of Philadelphia without requiring a car. Pricing and availability subject to change on a daily basis. Photos are of model units. Parking may be available subject to availability and may be an additional fee.
