Just Listed: All Spruce-d Up
I’ve got a total soft spot for little jewel boxes of homes. One great example is this completely precious little 1/1 in Washington Square West, in the highly-desired Robert Quay condominiums.
Location, location, location!
Seriously, I’m twitterpated. At 1,154 square feet, 1035 Spruce St #LL2 is a mighty roomy little flat with charm to spare. It’s located on the garden level, its tall windows overlooking Spruce and 11th. There’s a semi-private entrance off the latter, allowing you the easy access of a walk-up within steps of all the Center City has to offer!
This is your view when you first walk in!
Shining, brand new hardwoods guide your way through the foyer and inside hallway to the spacious great room, which is stately and pretty with a beautiful, functional fireplace. Loads of natural light floods the condo.
The kitchen is fresh, modern, and very pretty.
The kitchen is absolutely dreamy, with a trendy microtile backsplash to die for! I love when form and function collide so serendipitously. New stainless steel appliances further the ultra-modern aesthetic, which will impress any guest.
These adorable stairs off the great room lead to the bedroom.
My favorite feature, however, would have to be the bedroom. It’s on a raised level, sort of a cross between split-level and a loft, in a way that manages to preserve the wide-open flow of the home.
The airy, bright bedroom is spacious and inviting.
Talk about move-in ready: not only was the hot water heater just replaced in May of this year, but the paint is all fresh as well. The washer and dryer are like-new! All that’s missing is you calling this place home to make it perfect.
This is a view of the great room, with the fireplace to the left in the foreground and the bedroom over the low wall in the back.
Your condo fee includes trash and common area maintenance.
The bathroom, freshly updated, is all class.
In this location, in this condition, this treasure of a home won’t last. Priced to fly out the door at $274,900! It’s only been on the market for a few days, so call Frank and get in for a peek while you still can.
