BEDROOMS: 1 | BATHROOMS: 1.5
LISTING PRICE: $310,000
SQFT: 1,010 / Assessed | Taxes: $3,700 / 2025 | Condo Fees : $424.25 / Monthly
Discover the elegance of 1238 Callowhill St, Unit 102, a beautifully renovated one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bathroom loft in the historic Beaux Arts Building. Spanning just over 1,000 square feet, this home seamlessly blends modern luxury with classic charm.
As you enter, the sleek wood floors guide you through a tranquil living space. The expansive living area effortlessly flows into the contemporary kitchen, creating a perfect setting for both lively gatherings and peaceful everyday moments. The half bath provides convenience while keeping your bedroom private from guests. Step outside to discover one of only two private patios in the building. This outdoor retreat is ideal for morning coffee or evening relaxation. Enhance your downtime with a unique in-unit private sauna, providing a spa-like experience right at home. A versatile nook, currently a plant haven but once a rowing machine, invites you to envision your own personal touch. Ascend to the shared roof deck, where panoramic city views await, perfect for enjoying sunsets, stargazing, or simply "working" from home.
Nestled in the burgeoning Callowhill Loft District, this home is positioned between Fairmount, Northern Liberties, and Center City. Anticipate vibrant performances and communal activities with the upcoming Philadelphia Ballet nearby. Enjoy the Rail Park for leisurely strolls with your pup, coffee dates, and community events. Support local favorites like Wood Street Pizza, Elixir Coffee, and Prohibition Tap Room just around the corner. This residence offers the perfect blend of historic charm and modern convenience—an ideal choice for those seeking sophistication and city life. Don’t miss the chance to call this exceptional space your home!
We’ve heard this neighborhood referred to as Spring Arts, Callowhill, Spring Garden, Chinatown North, West Poplar, the Loft District, and Trestletown. Mostly farmlands until the mid-19th century, it became the booming manufacturing center of the city. Now art is king, which is apparent in the many murals and co-working spaces in the neighborhood, threading the community together.