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301 SOUTH BROAD STREET + a Development By 301 SOUTH BROAD STREET + A development by: PHILADELPHIA, PA 4,300 SF + 500 SF Lower Level Restaurant Space for Lease 301 South Broad Street Building Overview “Arthaus isn’t just about surrounding yourself in the beauty of your own haus; it’s about having instant access to a vast gallery of curated amenities, outdoor green spaces and unparalleled experiences. It’s about living among a vibrant community of art patrons and artists. And, it’s about being an integral part of Philadelphia’s art scene” -Dranoff Properties Dranoff Properties’ new 47-story luxury condominium boasts 108 stunning units and is slated for completion in 2021. Directly across from the Kimmel Center, Arthaus sits on a prime corner on the prestigious Avenue of the Arts, among Philadelphia’s most vibrant cultural institutions, performance venues and signature restaurants. BRITTANY GOLDBERG | [email protected] | 215.883.7405 JACOB COOPER | [email protected] | 215.883.7402 delp hila hia P OF THE ’s in E A o U R J T N S E V • A • • • • • • • • • • • • “The Avenue of the Arts is Philadelphia’s signature street. It has grown to become the heart of our city aesthetically, socially, economically, and culturally. The Avenue is one of the most vibrant and successful performing arts, residential, educational, commercial, and tourist destinations in the United States.” - Avenue of the Arts Organization BRITTANY GOLDBERG | [email protected] | 215.883.7405 JACOB COOPER | [email protected] | 215.883.7402 Broad & Spruce Corner Restaurant Opportunity at Arthaus E T E D A I C L S 4,300 SF Corner Restaurant Space for Lease + 500 SF Storage Strategically positioned at the intersection of Philadelphia’s A national retail corridor and some of the city’s finest restaurants P S Located along the Avenue of the Arts, at the epicenter of Philadelphia’s arts/cultural scene Ability to draw from Center City, the surrounding dense residential neighborhoods, as well as suburban clientele (easily Directly across from the Kimmel Center (with 1.2 million accessible with valet parking potential) annual attendees)* and in immediate proximity to the Academy of Music, the Merriam Theater, the Wilma, and Floor to ceiling glass windows with 95’ frontage overlooking Suzanne Roberts Theatre - exceptional opportunity for Broad Street and outdoor seating pre-theater business Available Fall 2021 *Source: Center City District Report BRITTANY GOLDBERG | [email protected] | 215.883.7405 JACOB COOPER | [email protected] | 215.883.7402 Site Plan SPRUCE STREET 4,300 SF Plus 500 SF Basement Storage Direct Access to Arthaus Lobby LOBBY BROAD STREET BRITTANY GOLDBERG | [email protected] | 215.883.7405 JACOB COOPER | [email protected] | 215.883.7402 Tower Rendering BRITTANY GOLDBERG | [email protected] | 215.883.7405 JACOB COOPER | [email protected] | 215.883.7402 Neighboring Restaurants “Hundreds of places to find a new outfit, a great meal or the perfect martini.” — Arthaus BRITTANY GOLDBERG | [email protected] | 215.883.7405 JACOB COOPER | [email protected] | 215.883.7402 Neighboring Restaurants BRITTANY GOLDBERG | [email protected] | 215.883.7405 JACOB COOPER | [email protected] | 215.883.7402 Neighborhood Map BRITTANY GOLDBERG | [email protected] | 215.883.7405 JACOB COOPER | [email protected] | 215.883.7402 BRITTANY GOLDBERG | [email protected] | 215.883.7405 JACOB COOPER | [email protected] | 215.883.7402 15 13 MARKET TH TH STREET STREET STREET PARKING LOT THE GRAHAM BUILDING ST. JOHN EVANGELIST BROAD STREET BROAD CATHOLIC CHURCH CHESTNUT STREET TIKI BAR JOE’S PIZZA PARKING DECK SANSOM CHRIS’S JAZZ CAFE STREET FORMER FORMER LA FITNESS WALNUT STREET CUT HAIR SALON Aerial BAP KOREAN PARKING LOT LOCUST STREET 23,000 AADT LATIMER DELI PARKING LOT RESIDENTIAL SPRUCE STREET JAY’S DELI PARKING LOT LA NAIL BAR RESIDENTIAL EPISCOPAL CHURCH PARKING LOT STREET PINE SERENITY NAIL SALON RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL PARKING LOT RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL SUSHI GARDEN & KITCHEN LOMBARD INCODELPHIA STREET XPRESS FOOD MART CHURCH RESIDENTIAL DEPT OF HEALTH RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL PARKING LOT SOUTH STREET BRITTANY GOLDBERG | [email protected] | 215.883.7405 JACOB COOPER | [email protected] | 215.883.7402 Parking 200 12 468 104 42 47 99 23 515 145 284 668 80 127 80 30 Total Spaces: 3,133 160 45 BRITTANY GOLDBERG | [email protected] | 215.883.7405 JACOB COOPER | [email protected] | 215.883.7402 tersection n BE o I ND AU f e A T h T Y T R • A • • • • • • • • • • • • • • BRITTANY GOLDBERG | [email protected] | 215.883.7405 JACOB COOPER | [email protected] | 215.883.7402 BRITTANY GOLDBERG | [email protected] | 215.883.7405 JACOB COOPER | [email protected] | 215.883.7402 BRITTANY GOLDBERG | [email protected] | 215.883.7405 JACOB COOPER | [email protected] | 215.883.7402 A development by: SOUTH BROAD STREET PHL NYC LA For leasing inquiries, please contact: Brittany Goldberg | [email protected] | 215.568.2600 x723 Jacob Cooper | [email protected] | 215.568.2600 x714 BRITTANY GOLDBERG | [email protected] | 215.883.7405 JACOB COOPER | [email protected] | 215.883.7402.
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