Hardwood floors and a thoughtfully open layout make the most of every square foot in this one-bedroom, one-bath residence on the twenty-third floor of Icon, a building that has anchored Rittenhouse Square's skyline since 1930. The moment you cross the threshold, the proportions feel considered — a living area that flows naturally from the kitchen, where upgraded countertops and a full suite of stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher, built-in microwave, self-cleaning oven, and range hood, give you everything needed to cook a real meal or simply keep life running smoothly. The in-unit washer and dryer tuck away the kind of errand that used to eat up a Saturday morning, and the walk-in closet means the bedroom stays exactly that — a bedroom, not a storage workaround. Window treatments frame the views while giving you full control over the light that pours into 552 square feet of space that, because of the open floor plan, never feels like its square footage suggests. Mornings unfold with a rhythm that high-floor living encourages: coffee made in a kitchen that has room to move, light shifting across the room as the day picks up, and the quiet particular to a building with this kind of elevation above the street. Step out of the unit and Icon delivers on the promise of its address. The fitness center is the kind of space where a before-work session actually happens, because the commute to get there is a single elevator ride. On evenings when the weather cooperates, the roof deck becomes an extension of your living room — the kind of outdoor space that makes a Rittenhouse address feel genuinely generous. The game room and meeting room give residents room to shift gears, whether that means unwinding or carving out a focused hour away from home. A dedicated picnic area, round-the-clock security, and concierge service round out a building experience that handles the details so you don't have to. Parking is available in the attached garage, and the building's elevator access means coming and going with groceries, luggage, or a well-behaved dog is never a negotiation. Both cats and dogs are welcome here, making Icon one of the more genuinely pet-friendly addresses in a neighborhood where four-legged residents are a common sight on morning walks around the square. Rittenhouse Square itself sits at the center of one of Philadelphia's most walkable and consistently vibrant neighborhoods. The park is the kind of place that functions differently in every season — farmers market stalls on a Saturday, lunch on a bench in October, the particular energy of the square on a warm Friday evening. The surrounding blocks concentrate some of the city's best independent restaurants, coffee shops, and boutiques into a radius you can cover on foot without planning a route. For longer distances, the neighborhood's central position puts Center City's grid within easy reach, and the broader SEPTA network connects the rest of the city to your front door. Living at Icon means inheriting a building with nearly a century of presence in Philadelphia and the full amenity stack of a contemporary residence — a combination that is harder to find than it sounds, and one that makes 2307 worth a long look. Pricing and availability subject to change on a daily basis. Photos are of model units. Parking may be available subject to availability and may be an additional fee.