105 S 12Th St

The White Building is a five-story, late-19th-century loft conversion in central Philadelphia, originally constructed in 1867 and reconfigured into condominiums that range from one- to three-bedroom layouts. Architecturally the structure foregrounds industrial-era character: exposed brick walls, barrel-vaulted brick ceilings that often exceed 15 feet, oversized arched windows and visible beams and ductwork carried through many units. Interiors combine historic fabric with contemporary upgrades — wood floors (frequently Brazilian cherry), gourmet kitchens with stone counters and high-end appliances, in-unit laundry and substantial built-in storage plus occasional lofted dens and attic storage accessed by pull-down stairs. Common areas include a secured lobby with elevators, a mail/package room, bike room, basement storage, and a mezzanine-level fitness offering (with an attached commercial fitness tenant available for additional fees). Street-level surroundings provide sidewalks and typical urban lighting; parking is not integrated onsite but garage spaces are routinely prepaid or available nearby for a fee. The association is professionally managed, pet friendly, and maintains building systems such as an intercom and sprinkler protection. Located in Midtown Village/Washington Square West, the property places residents within walking distance of high-end restaurants, retail, transit connections, and nearby parks, delivering an urban, amenity-forward loft lifestyle rooted in preserved 19th-century industrial character.