440 S Broad St

Symphony House is a 31-story condominium tower completed in 2007 on Philadelphia’s Avenue of the Arts. The building contains one- to three-bedroom residences, many arranged as spacious corner flats and some combined into larger units. Architecturally the tower favors large expanses of floor-to-ceiling glazing, high ceilings and open-plan living areas; typical interior finishes include hardwood floors, crown moldings, gourmet kitchens with granite counters and stainless appliances, generous walk-in closets and upgraded baths. Homes often feature private balconies or terraces, built-ins, two-zone HVAC and in-unit washer/dryer setups. At the building level residents benefit from full-service features: a staffed 24-hour concierge and doorman, on-site management, assigned self-park garage spaces and individual storage lockers. The amenity suite is extensive and concentrated on a single residents’ floor or adjacent levels: a 65-foot heated indoor lap pool with hot tub, steam and sauna rooms, massage room, state-of-the-art fitness center, library/clubroom, wine cellar and multiple dining salons with catering kitchens, plus outdoor terraces. Exterior provisions include secure storage, well-lit sidewalks and street lighting. Pet policies and exact parking fees vary by unit; building management handles maintenance and security. Location is a primary advantage — the tower sits steps from the Kimmel Center and several theaters, with direct access to restaurants, transit options and cultural institutions that define the Avenue of the Arts lifestyle.