220 Locust St

Society Hill Towers is a three-tower condominium complex in Philadelphia completed in 1963 and rising roughly 30 stories. Designed in the mid-century modern vein, the development is notable for its recurring corner residences and large floor-to-ceiling windows that emphasize light and river or treetop views. The typical residences include studios and one-bedroom plans with open living/dining layouts, original parquet or hardwood floors, renovated kitchens with quartz or granite counters, and a mix of classic and updated bath fixtures. Common interior features across units include built-ins, recessed lighting, multiple kitchen configurations (eat-in, island, galley or gourmet), and organized closet space. The property sits on approximately five acres of professionally landscaped grounds with shaded walking paths, water features, play areas, and barbecue stations that create a garden-like setting adjacent to the Delaware River and Head House Square. Shared amenities include a 24-hour concierge, on-site laundry, optional underground garage parking, secure storage and bicycle rooms, a fitness center, hospitality suites, a community room, and seasonal heated in-ground saltwater pool with locker rooms and grills. A small shopping plaza at the base houses grocery and food services and an acclaimed restaurant, enhancing everyday convenience. Utilities are commonly rolled into condominium fees; additional services and facilities are available for modest extra fees. Management emphasizes security and full-time staffing, while the complex’s riverfront location places residents within walking distance of Old City, Penn’s Landing, boutiques and transit connections.