A gas fireplace and a Juliet balcony anchor the living room of Residence 3 at La Celine, giving this second floor home a warm, inviting heart. This brand new residence offers two bedrooms and two full baths across 911 square feet, in a boutique building of only five residences at the corner of 20th and Spring Garden. The open layout brings the kitchen, dining, and living space together. The kitchen is set in an L with a corner sink and a small island that seats three, so breakfast, homework, or a glass of wine while dinner cooks all have a natural spot. Luxury finishes carry through the home. In the living room, the fireplace becomes the focus on a cold night, and the Juliet balcony doors open to let in fresh air and the sounds of the street below on a spring afternoon. Both bedrooms are generous for the size of the home. One bedroom has a wide bay window that pulls in light from three directions and makes a perfect spot for a reading nook or a desk. The front bedroom has its own private bath with a double vanity and a walk-in shower, so mornings stay easy. The second full bath sits off the hall with a tub finished in tile up to the ceiling, ready for guests or a long soak at the end of the day. In-unit laundry means no trips down the hall or out to a laundromat. Every space here is used well. There is no wasted hallway or awkward corner, just a smart plan that feels larger than its square footage. Two bedrooms and two full baths give you room to share the home comfortably or to keep one room for work, guests, or hobbies. Picture a winter evening with the fireplace on, a book by the bay window, and the city lights coming on outside. It is a home that feels calm the moment you walk in. La Celine is new construction from the ground up and fully sprinklered. Up on the shared roof deck, every residence has its own private cabana: a sturdy pavilion with tied back curtains, comfortable outdoor seating, and planter walls of greenery between neighbors. It is the kind of place you will use for coffee on a Saturday morning or a quiet evening above the trees, with the Center City skyline in the distance. With only five homes in the building, there is always room to spread out. The location makes life simple. With a Walk Score of 95, a Transit Score of 79, and a Bike Score of 91, you can handle most of your day on foot or by bike. The 43, 33, and 49 buses stop right at the corner, and the Broad Street Line is about a ten minute walk. Whole Foods Market on Pennsylvania Avenue is just a few blocks away. Logan Circle and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway are a short walk, home to the Barnes Foundation, the Rodin Museum, the Franklin Institute, and the Free Library's Parkway Central branch. The Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Schuylkill River Trail are close for a run or a bike ride, and the restaurants and cafes along Fairmount Avenue are perfect for a night out. Residence 3 offers a fireplace, a bay window bedroom, a private ensuite, and a roof cabana of your own, all in a new boutique building on a leafy corner of Spring Garden Street. Book a tour and see it in person. Photos are computer generated renderings based on the architectural plans and may vary from the finished residence.