The CENTERfold: Pie In the Sky (Rittenhouse Square Home)
It’s hard to miss Two Liberty Place. Philadelphia’s tallest skyscraper makes a statement, soaring towards the heavens all clad in mirrored glass. Its stature isn’t the only thing impressive about it, either. Located in Rittenhouse Square, in the heart of Center City, and featuring unrivaled amenities for its residents, this is a residence that redefines luxury.
So, basically, it wouldn’t be a stretch to stick any Two Liberty Place condo in The CENTERfold – they are all pretty darn plush. 50 S. 16th Street #4010 is exceptional, however. It recently hit the market with either a sale or lease option, priced at $1.88 million to buy or $9,000/month to rent.
This corner unit is all about the views. Specifically, 275 degrees of splendid, unobstructed cityscape, all spread out around and below you. Every room features walls of tall, wide windows to capitalize on the exquisite views.
The unit is a roomy 2-bedroom, 3-bath sporting a spacious 1,875 square feet of living space. Every possible upgrade has been lavished upon it, including upgraded mahogany diagonal flooring throughout home, custom lighting, and electric remote control sun shades on the windows.
The kitchen is a gourmet’s dream, with dining directly overlooking a wall of windows, the living room is immense, and there’s a bonus room to use as an office or den.
The master suite is designed to stun, with a massive walk-in closet and ensuite bath. The second bedroom is also roomy, a theme that continues through the entire home.
As if this home weren’t opulent enough, the pampering continues when you walk out the front door. Two Liberty’s world-class amenities are designed to envelope one in the good life. I’m talking private chauffeured driven Mercedes Benz car service, a 24-hour doorman, 24/7 concierge, valet parking, an Owner’s Club/lounge/media room, fitness center with yoga studio, infinity pool, personal trainers, massages, and Daniel Stern’s Signature Restaurant, R2L on the 37th floor overlooking the city.
