415 City Ave

YorkLynne Manor is a three-story, 1926 English Tudor–inspired condominium complex by Wallace & Warner that reads as an intimate, garden-oriented apartment house rather than a modern tower. The masonry structure surrounds a secured, gated courtyard centered on a landscaped reflecting pool and koi pond; exterior amenities include extensive hardscape, courtyard lighting, sidewalks and planted terraces. Units are predominantly two-bedroom plans (some configured with dens or third-room conversions) featuring period details—crown moldings, wainscoting, chair rails, built-ins, glass‑pane French doors, hardwood floors, deep window sills—and updated kitchens and baths with granite and stainless appliances. Many residences offer fireplaces, bay windows, walk‑in closets, in‑unit laundry, attic storage and assigned/deeded underground garage parking plus additional basement storage. Common areas emphasize classic finishes: a formal lobby with marble tile, a community room, and well‑maintained grounds; building services are typical condo operations with exterior maintenance, landscaping, snow removal and trash handled by the HOA. Located in Merion Station within the Lower Merion School District, the property sits steps from Saint Joseph’s University, SEPTA regional rail, neighborhood shops and parkland, offering a blend of historic character and commuter convenience.