227 S. 6th St. Philadelphia, PA 19106
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2 Cents The Lippincott condos sit on the east side of Washington Square in Center City, Philadelphia. The 33 unit luxury condo building was converted to condos in 2005, It is an elevator building, many units have parking, and some have outside space. These Washington Square condos are mostly impeccable in their style, design, and finishes. Prime Philadelphia real estate, in a prime location. Elegant entry hall with high ceilings and a variety of elevators, many open directly into individual Lippincott condo units. These Washington Square condos sit on 6th street between Walnut and Locust Street-just a few minutes from Jefferson University Hospital. Many of these apartments are flats, and some are bi-level penthouse units. They exemplify exciting urban living in a serene location!
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Quick Sales Stats
- 2022: 1 Sale - $2,950,000
- 2021: No Sales
- 2020: No Sales
- 2019: 2 Sales - Top price $1,662,500
- 2018: 3 Sales - Top price $2,075,000
- 2017: No Sales
- 2016: 3 Sales - Top price $3,000,000
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Front units designated with a "W" hold a more substantial value as they face Washington Square. The condos at 227 S. 6th St. are anything but cookie-cutter. Original details including some examples of exposed beams and brick. This Lippincott sits on the east side of Washington Square and is a boutique, mid-rise, pre-war styled, doorman building with parking. The Lippincott condos back up to Randolph Street, which provides parking spaces for the residents. The trifecta of Center City condo living for many area condo dwellers. The building has many corner units, and the windows are generally huge. I am struck by the variety in floor plans, layouts, and styles throughout the building. The rear of the building faces back toward St. James Court, a lovely set of stacked townhouse condos, and where cars enter and exit the garage.
The smallest unit in the building is 1600 sq ft.. and may reach well over 3000 sq. ft. Since the building was only converted into condos and sold off in 2004 (many as raw space)- no two interiors are alike. Nada. Zip. Nil. A nice variety of floor plans and sized units add to the non-homogeneous feel of the 26 units in the building.
We sold a stunning home that faces Washington Square in The Lippincott, and the buyers are nothing short of delighted.