102 Church St

Churchview Commons is a late-19th-century, mixed-use condominium conversion occupying a row of masonry buildings on a cobblestoned block in Philadelphia’s Old City. Built in 1880 and reimagined for residential use, the property contains a small number of units mostly in one- and two-bedroom configurations, including several bi-level loft-style homes. Architectural character is emphasized throughout: oversized windows set in deep reveals, exposed brick and archways, high ceilings, and wood-burning fireplaces are recurring interior elements. Unit finishes vary by residence but commonly include renovated kitchens with islands or eat-in layouts, primary bathrooms with soaking tubs, built-in storage and pantry spaces, maple or wide-plank hardwood floors, and in some units custom millwork and remote-controlled shades. Common areas are modest and neighborhood-focused — a secured lobby, elevator access, and multiple shared roof decks with skyline and bridge views. Parking is not on-site but gated lots and monthly spaces are available nearby for a fee; some units have private street-level entrances and private yards with rear access to rentable parking. The association permits dogs in a limited number of units and offers storage lockers for a fee. The building’s location delivers exceptional walkability and direct transit and highway access, close to Penn’s Landing, theaters, restaurants, galleries, and regional rail and bus lines, aligning the property with an active urban lifestyle rooted in historic fabric.