Symphony House

Condominiums in the Symphony House are expansive homes with high ceilings, floor to ceiling windows and views of the city, the Kimmel Center and more. A unique feature to these coveted properties is the outdoor living space of a balcony or walkout terrace offered with nearly each residence.

The building itself is unique from its appearance to the lifestyle it offers to each home owner. The Symphony House, which was built in 2007, boasts an alluring design that takes the grandeur and romance of the 1920s and gives it a 21st century transformation. It is urban elegance, redefined. The structure stands 31 stories above the and offers one, two , three, four and five bedroom condominium residences. The residences range in size from 848 square feet to 4,663 square feet of space. Each condo has its own HVAC system and the building is adjoined to a 400 seat theater and parking garage.

The building itself is unique from its appearance to the lifestyle it offers to each home owner. The Symphony House, which was built in 2007, boasts an alluring design that takes the grandeur and romance of the 1920s and gives it a 21st century transformation. It is urban elegance, redefined. The structure stands 31 stories above the Avenue of The Arts and offers one, two , three, four and five bedroom condominium residences. The residences range in size from 848 square feet to 4,663 square feet of space. Each condo has its own HVAC system and the building is adjoined to a 400 seat theater and parking garage.

You’ll appreciate luxurious amenities like on-site parking, 24 hour concierge and fitness facilities with a swimming pool and community room areas. Three elevators are available within the building, which consists of 163 total units, and no more than nine residences on each of the 31 floors. The building is a pet friendly property that also features a rooftop deck, spa amenities and on site storage.

You’ll find this prestigious building located at 440 South Broad Street in Midtown, just minutes from fine dining at restaurants like Sbraga, Girasole and Ristorante Pesto.  In addition, the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and the Wells Fargo History Museum are within minutes of the Symphony House.

The Symphony House in Midtown is where you want to live. You walk out your building door, greeted by your doorman, and you’re in the middle of the city’s night life, boutique shopping and art galleries that are internationally known.