717 S Columbus Boulevard Unit 406
Philadelphia PA 19147

Welcome to elevated waterfront living at Dockside Condominiums—where lifestyle, convenience, and design converge. If you love to entertain, this residence delivers in a major way. Just off the living room, step onto an expansive private deck—an ideal setting for hosting gatherings, outdoor dining, or simply enjoying the river breeze with friends and family. This is not your typical condo balcony—this is a true extension of your living space. Health and wellness are seamlessly integrated into your daily routine. Located on the same floor as the unit, you’ll enjoy effortless access to a 24/7 indoor heated pool and a fully equipped fitness center—no elevators, no excuses. After your workout, unwind just steps away in the beautifully renovated community lounge, perfect for relaxing with a book or connecting with neighbors. Having all of these amenities on your floor is a rare and valuable convenience. The home itself has been thoughtfully upgraded. A brand-new kitchen and bath showcase modern finishes, complemented by gleaming hardwood floors and a fresh, neutral paint palette throughout. The appliances are top-tier and lightly used, offering both performance and peace of mind. One of the standout features is the oversized private veranda overlooking the Delaware River—offering ample space for outdoor furniture, container gardening, or simply taking in the view. It’s a rare outdoor asset that significantly enhances livability. Additional highlights include a deeded parking space (#252), conveniently accessible via a short elevator ride—an essential luxury for waterfront living. Residents of Dockside often describe the experience as living in a year-round resort—and it’s easy to see why. Perfectly positioned along the rapidly evolving Philadelphia Waterfront, you’re at the center of continued growth, investment, and lifestyle appeal. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Listing Agent: George J Cahill. Realty Mark Cityscape 215-783-8731 info@georgecahill.com