230 N 21st St Philadelphia PA

2100 Parkway Apartments hold a level of distinction in terms of the building's historical relevance in the city of Philadelphia. Originally constructed in 1923 and designed by architect Irwin T. Catherine, this iconic building was first created to serve as the central office of the School District of Philadelphia. These apartments are ideal for someone who appreciates a sense of historic allure but also enjoys having access to modern finishes and amenities. As you approach this stone building, you'll feel as if you're been transported back in time to a luxury cosmopolitan hotel and that same sensibility continues as you walk into the lobby of 2100 Parkway, where you'll find details like marble and ornate light fixtures. While the exterior and commons areas of 2100 Parkway Apartments may be a throwback to the original style and history of the building, within the units it's all about contemporary upgrades from the spacious kitchens to the wood floors and open-concept floor plans. Some of the other notable features mentioned by residents of this building located in Philadelphia's Art Museum District include the height of the apartment ceilings and the extremely large windows.