Philadelphia’s Most Inspiring Workspace​

The intersection of 22nd and Chestnut Streets has long been a place for gathering – first, as a congregation for religious activities in the late 1800s, through to the present day, as one of Philadelphia’s most unique office spaces. Steeped in 140 years of history, the site and structure at 2129 Chestnut Street melds meticulous preservation with modern restorative touches, revealing a space that is as inspiring as it is revered.
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With 21,700 SF of office space available between two interconnected buildings, 2129 Chestnut offers tenants a workplace experience unlike any other.

​"​A building is not just a place to be but a way to be.”

—Frank Lloyd Wright

An Accessible Location with Prominence Preserved

Designed in 1881 by Theophilus Parsons Chandler, founder of the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Architecture and one of the most prominent architects of his day, the building’s English Gothic style uses locally sourced materials throughout, including Vermont Slate roofing, Pennsylvania cherry and butternut woods, and New Jersey brownstone, limestone and granite. 

​Its historic and ornate design carries through to the grounds, where a distinctive urban garden, courtyard and century-old American Elm signify stately prominence at the corner of 22nd and Chestnut Streets. 
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Readily accessible by public transportation and nestled between Philadelphia’s core business district and its most popular residential neighborhoods, 2129 Chestnut offers an ideal Center City location for visitors and employees.

Leasing Information

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Ashley Parrillo
+1 215 399 1820
ashley.parrillo@am.jll.com

​JLL | Jones Lang LaSalle
​1650 Arch Street, suite 2500
Philadelphia, PA 19103
​+1 215 988 5500

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