Enjoy condo living at its finest at the Tivoli, one of the Art Museum area's most desirable luxury condominium communities. This sunny corner unit offers the space of a house with the convenience of condo living. With over 1,700 square feet of living space on a single level, two exposures including that coveted eastern light, park views and amenities like a 24-hour concierge, fitness room, playroom and community room/kitchen, as well as meticulously maintained grounds, you may never want to leave?and yes, the mega Whole Foods delivers. This unit has a proper entryway with a large coat closet; follow the hardwood floors into the wide-open living area or head to the opposite end of the home into the ultra-private master retreat with three enormous closets, windows that face quiet Hamilton St and an en-suite Travertine bath featuring a soaking tub, separate shower and dual vanity. The open floorplan living area allows for multiple options for configuring furniture, but no matter the layout you'll be rewarded with lovely eastern views overlooking the park from the full corner of windows and private balcony. The ideally laid-out U-shaped kitchen features black granite countertops contrasting with the light maple Shaker-style cabinetry, stainless steel GE Profile appliances and double-basin undermount sink. There's another large bedroom suite at this end of the unit, with two deep closets and en-suite bath with subway tile tub surround. The third nicely sized bedroom has ample closet space and accesses the spacious hall bath with custom floating Ifo vanity and subway tile tub surround. There's also a convenient in-unit laundry closet with full-size washer and dryer. Enjoy the building's community greenspace or Matthias Baldwin Park across the street, and of course Fairmount Park is just a few blocks away. The best of the Art Museum area is just beyond the lobby: newly opened TargetExpress, Pizzeria Vetri, Kite & Key, Sabrina's, Buena Onda, the Central Library, Kelly Drive and of course all the art you can handle, with the Barnes Foundation, the Rodin Museum and the Philadelphia Museum of Art lining the Parkway.