210 Locust St

Society Hill Towers is a three-tower residential condominium complex in Philadelphia completed in 1963 and rising roughly 30 stories. Designed by I.M. Pei, the development is composed primarily of studio and one-bedroom units arranged for efficient urban living. Units are characterized by generous floor-to-ceiling windows that maximize natural light and panoramic views of the Delaware River, Ben Franklin Bridge, and Center City skyline. Typical interiors show a mix of original and renovated finishes: galley or eat-in kitchens with modernized cabinetry and appliances in many homes, hardwood or parquet floors, crown moldings, recessed lighting, and a range of bath layouts from tub/shower combinations to walk-in showers. Building amenities are extensive for an urban midcentury complex and centered on resident convenience and recreation: a staffed 24-hour doorman/concierge and security, an underground garage (paid spaces), a seasonal in-ground saltwater swimming pool with lounge and grilling areas, a fitness center, laundry facilities, guest/hospitality suites, storage lockers, and bicycle storage. The towers sit on approximately five acres of landscaped grounds with sidewalks, exterior lighting, water features, and sprinklered lawns. On-site retail creates daily convenience: a market, dry cleaner, service businesses and a celebrated restaurant. Utilities are commonly included in the condo fee (with a separate internet/cable charge); some services and amenities carry additional user fees. The property’s location places residents a short walk from Headhouse Square, Old City and Society Hill parks, public transit, and a broad range of dining and cultural destinations.