Within Arthaus’s towering walls of glass, high above the city, where the boundary between home and skyline quietly disappears, where natural light fills the senses and Philadelphia awakens below, each day begins with the quiet feeling of having found exactly where one belongs.

Designed by internationally acclaimed architect Eugene Kohn of Kohn Pedersen Fox and developed by Carl Dranoff, Arthaus is home to just 107 luxury condominium residences, each designed as a corner home to maximize natural light, panoramic views, and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Sculpted terraces, expansive walls of glass, and generously proportioned living spaces blur the distinction between architecture and everyday life, offering a contemporary residential experience unlike any other on Philadelphia’s Avenue of the Arts.

Life at Arthaus extends far beyond the home itself. Residents enjoy a personalized level of service, including 24-hour concierge and doorman service, chauffeur-driven town car service, valet parking, secure resident parking, and more than 36,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities. Indoors, residents enjoy a 75-foot lap pool and spa, fitness center overlooking the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, locker rooms with separate sauna and steam rooms, private salon, library, boardroom, café with demonstration kitchen, and dog spa.

Outdoors, the experience continues within an elevated urban garden where the rooftop Sky Garden, four-season greenhouse, community planting beds, a reflecting pool, outdoor terraces with fire pits and grilling stations, and beautifully landscaped gathering spaces create a natural extension of the home. Together, these indoor and outdoor spaces create a private oasis high above the Avenue of the Arts, offering a peaceful retreat while remaining connected to the energy and vitality of the city below.

Ideally situated at 301 South Broad Street in the heart of the Avenue of the Arts, Arthaus places residents just steps from the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, the Academy of Music, the Miller Theater, fine dining, boutique shopping, and the cultural landmarks that define Center City Philadelphia. Whether beginning the day surrounded by natural light or ending it immersed in Philadelphia’s vibrant cultural scene, Arthaus offers a lifestyle where exceptional architecture, thoughtful design, and the vitality of Philadelphia come together in remarkable harmony.