Introducing 2715 W. Flora Street! This final new construction home available in the development impresses immediately with two-car garage, elevated finishes, and unparalleled views of Center City Philadelphia. On the entry level, 9 foot ceilings dominate the oversized two-car garage, storage closet, and interior foyer. (Garage is already prewired for a Level 2 EV charging station.) On the main level, oversized windows and the first of three outdoor spaces greet you. A southern exposure immerses the residence with year-round natural light. The floating stairwell with glass partition brings light through the home. Hardwood floors. Upgraded kitchen. Oversized living and dining area. Tiled powder room on the main level for convenience. The second floor is dominated by the primary bedroom suite. You'll love the laundry at the top of the stair for convenience. Ample room for a king-sized bed, big walk-in closet as well as a secondary closet, and a decadent primary bathroom with water closet, double vanity, walk-in shower, and soaking tub. Even better, theres a private, second balcony in the primary bedroom as well! Two additional bedrooms on the third level. Each room could serve a myriad of uses: guest or household bedroom, nursery, home office, or even home gym. Full bathroom with double vanity and shower/tub. Private balcony for third bedroom with city views. Wet bar at roof deck stairwell perfect for entertaining guests or a second coffee pot if you're working upstairs. Of course, incredible Center City views from the 23-foot wide roof deck. Its great in the daytime and even better at night. A short walk to Fairmount Park, Athletic Square, and around the corner from The Boozy Mutt, Baby's, and Human Robot. Ten year tax abatement. Quiet, cobblestone street. Visit an open house this weekend or schedule your private showing today! +++ Property tax amount in listing does not yet reflect pending 10 year property tax abatement. Seller represents that property taxes will be lower when 10 year property tax abatement is applied by Philadelphia's Office of Property Assessment. +++