1108-1110 Chestnut St
Philadelphia, PA 19107
The Swartz Building · Property For Lease

The Swartz Building at 1108-1100 Chestnut Street offers creative office space in the heart of the Midtown Village neighborhood in Center City Philadelphia. Originally built in 1841, this historic office has been renovated to create a more modern, mixed-use space to further the revitalization of Philadelphia. The Swartz Building features four floors of a mostly open floor plan, creative office space, and two banks on the ground floor. The building was redeveloped in 2019 as a boutique office building with Class A infrastructure, including a new elevator and HVAC system. A portion of the property is in shell condition allowing for customization based on tenant preferences. While preserving the original historic architectural features of the building, some additional renovations include state-of-the-art building systems and a rooftop deck. The property also enjoys excellent transportation infrastructure with access to multiple modes of public transit, bringing customers to the building from every direction. It has direct proximity to SEPTA’s Regional Rail Station, the Market-Frankford Subway Line, the Broad Street Subway Line, the PATCO High-Speed line to New Jersey, and 18 local and regional bus lines. Interstate 95 and Interstate 676 are also easily accessible within minutes via car. 1108-1110 Chestnut is on the edge of Thomas Jefferson University Hospital’s 13-acre downtown medical campus, directly across from its newest state-of-the-art medical building known as the Jefferson Specialty Care Pavilion. In addition to being close to Center City’s largest employer, the Swartz Building is located in the trendy Midtown Village section of Center City Philadelphia. It is steps away from all the dining and nightlife on 13th Street’s Restaurant Row. Other nearby amenities include the Reading Terminal Market, Wawa, Iron Hill Brewery, Target, and Mom’s Organic Market. Take advantage of exceptional accessibility and a sought-after destination at the center of it all in Philadelphia at The Swartz Building.