Elegance and timeless sophistication define this exceptional Rittenhouse Square brownstone condo residence in The Lexington Condominium. Welcome to Residence 300 - a truly special two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath condo offering approximately 2,000 square feet of expansive, beautifully scaled living space within an intimate three-residence building and 2 private decks totaling roughly 500 Sq Ft. Rarely found in the city, this condo delivers extraordinary volume and openness. Impeccable proportions create an airy, light-filled environment that feels both grand and inviting. The main level unfolds into a sweeping open-concept living, dining, and kitchen space designed for effortless entertaining and elevated everyday living. Old-world architectural details - crown molding, beautiful hardwood floors, and a fireplace - are thoughtfully paired with modern updates for a seamless blend of character and comfort. The chef's kitchen offers abundant storage, custom cabinetry, premium appliances, and a generous island. The dining area comfortably accommodates seating for eight. Just beyond the kitchen you'll find a large private deck with sunny southern exposure and a built-in gas line for those who love to BBQ The primary suite is a true retreat, generously scaled with space for a separate sitting area and complemented by a very large walk-in closet. The spa-like marbled bath features dual vanities, a glass-enclosed shower, and a soaking tub, creating a serene and luxurious experience. The second bedroom features an en-suite bath and direct access to the home's second private rooftop deck which offers the best of both worlds - sunny southern exposure and dramatic city skyline views to the north. This guest bedroom offers exceptional flexibility for guests, a home office, or both. Located on a picturesque block of Spruce Street just steps from Rittenhouse Square, this elegant renovated brownstone offers the rare combination of scale, character, privacy, and modern comfort in one of Philadelphia's most coveted locations. *Deck photos are virtually staged