1326 Spruce St

Center City One is a 30-story, early-20th-century condominium tower in the heart of Philadelphia, originally built in 1900 and modernized through periodic renovations. Units range from studios to one- and two-bedroom layouts, with some combined duplex-style or dual-unit conversions on upper floors producing larger, skyline-oriented residences. Interiors commonly show traditional details—wood floors, crown moldings, built-ins—and a mix of historic character and contemporary updates such as renovated kitchens with quartz or granite counters, recessed lighting, upgraded baths with stall or walk-in showers, and in-unit laundry where noted. Many homes include private outdoor spaces: balconies, terraces, or Juliet balconies with south-facing views toward the city and airport. The building’s service core supports full-time staffing with a 24-hour doorman/concierge, electronic key access, intercom and on-site management. Shared conveniences include secure indoor storage, bicycle storage, trash disposal on each floor, and an attached parking garage with rentable spaces. Exterior features accommodate an urban streetscape with awnings, hardscaped sidewalks, secure storage and exterior lighting. Pet-friendly policies are reported, and condominium fees typically cover utilities such as water/sewer, basic cable and some gas, plus building services like snow removal and biannual window cleaning. Sitting on the Avenue of the Arts near Kimmel Center and blocks from Rittenhouse and Washington Squares, the building offers immediate cultural, dining and transit access that characterizes a walkable, amenity-rich Center City lifestyle.