Developed by Astoban Investments, one of the citys premier developers renowned for creating some of the citys most innovative, bespoke buildings, this is a 6-story building in Old City. With only 4 condominium units, one unit per floor for complete privacy, this boutique-sized building offers privacy and expansive, beautifully finished interiors. From the lobby an elevator whisks you directly to your residence. Tall windows and high ceilings in each unit create sun-filled interiors. Best-in-class finishes and fixtures are the ideal canvas whether your style is tailored and modern or awash in color and texture. Buyers will have an all-new home in the shell of a classic, historical building that remains an important part of the streetscape in Old City. Residence 4 offers 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths in 2,805 square feet covering the entire fourth floor of the building. The elevator opens into a private reception area just outside the apartments front door. A sweeping, open floor plan accommodates a living area, dining area and direct-from-Italy Scavolini kitchen. With a full suite of pro-grade appliances and a large island, this sleek space amplifies this apartments wow factor. High ceilings and three tall windows contribute to the airy feeling. Each bedroom will be an en suite with the main bedroom suite designed to include a luxe array of amenities, including a main bath retreat with radiant-heated floor, oversized, glass-enclosed shower, soaking tub and Scavolini wall-hung vanities. A garage parking space is included. For the buyer seeking a magazine-worthy living space in a scenic corner of Old City, look no further than 124 N. 2nd. DO NOT MISS this early-construction opportunity. Given the location, square footage and quality, this is one of the best values in the city today at under $700/square foot.

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