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61Units
10Stories
2006Year Built
$483K - $1.2MValue Range
Available Units
For Sale
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No Units Available
Highlights
Gated Community
Open Floorplan
1 Elevator
Balcony
1 Parking Garage Space Per Unit
3 min walk to Girard Fountain Park
Modern living in the heart of historic Old City
113 N Bread Street, known as The National, is a contemporary condominium complex situated in Philadelphia's vibrant Old City neighborhood. Completed in 2006, this 10-story building houses 61 units, offering residents a blend of modern comfort and historic charm. The National stands as a testament to the area's ongoing evolution, seamlessly integrating into the rich tapestry of America's most historic square mile. Its location provides easy access to the neighborhood's renowned cultural institutions, diverse dining scene, and iconic landmarks, making it an ideal home for those seeking to immerse themselves in the urban lifestyle of Old City.
Spacious layouts with panoramic city views
The National offers a range of thoughtfully designed floor plans to suit various lifestyles. Units range from 960 to 2,034 square feet, with configurations including 2 to 3 bedrooms and up to 3 bathrooms. Prices for these residences span from $500,000 to $1,095,000, catering to a diverse array of homebuyers.
Many units boast floor-to-ceiling windows that frame stunning views of the Philadelphia skyline and the iconic Ben Franklin Bridge. The interiors feature a blend of modern and industrial elements, with soaring 11'3" ceilings, exposed concrete architectural details, and 5" hardwood flooring throughout. Kitchens are equipped with 42" cabinets, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances, creating an ideal space for both everyday cooking and entertaining.
Primary bedrooms often include walk-in closets and en-suite bathrooms with double vanities and glass-enclosed showers. Many units also offer private balconies, providing outdoor space to enjoy the cityscape. Additional features in select residences include gas fireplaces, custom built-ins for smart storage solutions, and separate dining areas.
The building's unique layout ensures that corner units benefit from multiple exposures, maximizing natural light and views. Some penthouse units offer over 2,000 square feet of living space, with additional luxuries such as multiple balconies and custom upgrades.
Monthly HOA fees range from $600 to $900, covering amenities such as parking, common area maintenance, lawn care, and security gate operations. This fee structure helps maintain the building's high standards and contributes to the overall quality of life at The National.
Secure living with urban conveniences
The National offers a range of amenities designed to enhance the urban living experience. The building is set apart by its gated entrance, providing residents with an added layer of security and privacy. Underground parking is available, a rarity in the bustling Old City neighborhood, with many units including a deeded space.
The complex is centered around a beautifully landscaped courtyard, offering a tranquil outdoor space for residents to relax and socialize. A unique feature is the tot lot, which doubles as a community gathering area for seasonal events, fostering a sense of community among residents.
For fitness enthusiasts, the building includes a health club, allowing residents to maintain their workout routines without leaving the premises. A bike room is available for cyclists, catering to the increasingly bike-friendly nature of Philadelphia.
The National also features a private mailroom for secure package delivery, a communal lounge area for socializing or remote work, and elevators for convenient access to all floors. The building is pet-friendly, allowing up to two pets per unit, subject to management approval and an annual fee.
On-site management and maintenance staff are available during weekdays, ensuring prompt attention to any resident needs or building issues. An on-site dry cleaner adds an extra layer of convenience for busy professionals.
These thoughtfully curated amenities and services contribute to a comfortable and convenient lifestyle, making The National a standout choice in Old City's competitive real estate market.
A tapestry of history, culture, and urban vibrancy
The National at 113 N Bread Street is situated in the heart of Old City, Philadelphia's most historic neighborhood. Known as "America's most historic square mile," Old City seamlessly blends its rich past with a vibrant, contemporary urban lifestyle.
The area is a treasure trove of historical landmarks and cultural institutions. Within walking distance, residents can explore iconic sites such as the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, and the Betsy Ross House. The nearby Elfreth's Alley, dating back to 1703, offers a glimpse into early American life as the nation's oldest continuously inhabited residential street.
Old City's cultural scene is equally impressive. The neighborhood is home to numerous art galleries, theaters, and museums. The Arden Theater Company, located just steps away, presents a diverse range of productions throughout the year. First Fridays, a monthly event where galleries open their doors for evening hours, exemplifies the neighborhood's thriving arts community.
The dining scene in Old City is diverse and ever-evolving. From casual cafes to upscale restaurants, the options are plentiful. European Republic, a family-run spot known for its sandwiches and Belgian fries, is just a short walk away. For those seeking a quick bite, Big Ass Slices Bar & Grill offers generous slices of brick-oven pizza.
Shopping enthusiasts will appreciate the mix of boutique stores and larger retailers in the area. The nearby Fashion District Philadelphia, about a 20-minute walk away, houses a variety of shops and eateries. For groceries, residents can visit the Olde City Food Market, a corner store with basic necessities and a deli, located just a 5-minute walk from The National.
Green spaces are also within easy reach. Franklin Square, a 10-minute walk away, offers a carousel, mini-golf, and a fountain, making it a perfect spot for family outings. The Race Street Pier, a modern urban park on the Delaware River waterfront, provides a serene escape with stunning views of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge.
Old City's event calendar is always bustling. The neighborhood hosts various festivals throughout the year, including the Philadelphia Film Festival and the Fringe Festival, adding to its dynamic atmosphere.
Living at The National places residents at the epicenter of this vibrant, historically rich neighborhood, offering an unparalleled urban living experience that combines the best of Philadelphia's past and present.
Effortless connectivity in a transit-rich location
The National at 113 N Bread Street benefits from Old City's excellent transportation infrastructure, making it easy for residents to navigate both the neighborhood and the broader Philadelphia area.
Public transit options are abundant and easily accessible. The 2nd Street Station on the Market-Frankford Line is just a 5-minute walk away, providing quick access to other parts of the city. This line, often referred to as "the El," runs east-west through the heart of Philadelphia, connecting Old City to University City, West Philadelphia, and the bustling Center City district.
For those preferring bus transportation, several stops are within a short walking distance. The Arch St & 3rd St stop, less than five minutes away, serves multiple routes including those connecting to Frankford Transportation Center and the 27th-Allegheny area. Additional nearby stops on Race Street and 2nd Street expand the available bus route options, enhancing connectivity to various parts of the city.
Cyclists will appreciate the bike-friendly nature of the neighborhood. With a network of bike lanes and the availability of bike-sharing programs, cycling is a practical and popular mode of transportation in Old City. The building's bike room provides secure storage for residents' bicycles, supporting this eco-friendly commuting option.
For those who prefer to walk, Old City's compact and pedestrian-friendly layout makes it easy to reach many destinations on foot. Most daily necessities, including grocery stores, restaurants, and entertainment venues, are within a comfortable walking distance.
Residents who own cars will find the included underground parking at The National particularly valuable, given the scarcity of parking in the area. The building's location also offers convenient access to major roadways. Interstate 95 is easily accessible, providing quick routes to other parts of the city and beyond. The Benjamin Franklin Bridge, connecting Philadelphia to New Jersey, is also nearby.
For longer distance travel, Philadelphia International Airport is about a 20-minute drive away, making air travel convenient for residents.
The strategic location of The National, combined with Philadelphia's comprehensive transportation network, ensures that residents can easily navigate the city and beyond, whether for work, leisure, or exploration.
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Building Details
Recreation
Community Playground
Dog Park
Outdoor Features
Common Area
Amenities
Resident Manager or Management On Site
Controlled Access
Gated Community
Parking
1 Car Attached Garage
1 Parking Garage Space Per Unit
1 Assigned Subterranean Space
Lighted Parking
Secure Parking
Pet Policy
Limit on the number of pets
Pet Size Limit
Dogs and Cats Allowed
Condo Association
$539 Monthly HOA Fees
Monthly HOA Fees Range from $539 - $682
$350 Elevator Use Fee
Capital Improvement Fee $1,618
$1,618 Capital Contribution Fee
Association fees include common area maintenance, exterior building maintenance, insurance, lawn maintenance, management, reserve funds, security gate, sewer, snow removal, trash, water
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Area Factors
Moderate Crime
Crime Score®
6/ 10
Very Bikeable
Bike Score®
86/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
98/ 100
Rider's Paradise
Transit Score®
97/ 100
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Parks in this Area
Girard Fountain Park
3 min walk
Picnic Area
Trails
Events
Welcome Park
4 min walk
Bike Trails
Picnic Area
Trails
Race Street Pier
6 min walk
Bike Trails
Fishing
Picnic Area
Franklin Square
9 min walk
Bike Trails
Picnic Area
Trails
I-95 Park
9 min walk
Bike Trails
Boating
Picnic Area
Madison War Memorial Park
12 min walk
Picnic Area
Trails
Washington Square
14 min walk
Picnic Area
Trails
Playground
Three Bears Park
14 min walk
Picnic Area
Trails
Playground
Delancey Park
14 min walk
Bike Trails
Picnic Area
Trails
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