250 S 13Th St

The Lenox is a pre-war condominium conversion occupying a 14-story masonry building in central Philadelphia, originally completed circa 1900 and reconfigured for condo living in the early 2000s. Architecturally the property retains traditional period details—high ceilings, large multi-pane windows, bay windows, decorative mantels and parquet or hardwood floors—while many individual residences show contemporary renovations such as granite counters, stainless appliances and updated baths. Unit mix ranges from studios to substantial multi-bedroom units, including an expansive penthouse with exceptional private terraces and a secured, keyed elevator for upper levels. Common areas and services emphasize building-scale conveniences: a 24-hour staffed front desk/doorman, an elevator, basement laundry, bike and mail rooms, additional storage (fee-based), and gated parking options nearby. Mechanicals permit owner-installed HVAC and in-unit laundry with board approval, and the association supplies heat, hot water and high-speed internet as part of condo fees; owners pay electric and cable. Exterior features include sidewalks, street lighting and nighttime exterior illumination. Located at the southern edge of Midtown Village/Washington Square West, the Lenox sits within blocks of the Avenue of the Arts, theaters, hospitals, restaurants, and multiple public transit lines, delivering an urban, walkable lifestyle with a mix of historic character and modernized interiors. The association is pet friendly with size and species restrictions.