Set within Delaware Hall - Wilmington's original grand apartment residence and an Art Deco landmark now approaching its centennial - Residence B6 offers a rare opportunity to live in one of the building's very limited two-bedroom layouts.

Positioned on a corner of the building, B6 enjoys windows on multiple sides with open views along Delaware Avenue and North Franklin Street, bringing in natural light throughout the day. What sets this home apart most is its scale. The living room is exceptionally large, easily accommodating multiple seating areas, a dining arrangement and a home office, while custom indirect ceiling lighting adds a warm modern layer. Hardwood floors run throughout, and the original mahogany doors have been carefully restored.

The kitchen has been fully renovated with granite countertops, brand-new stainless steel appliances, and contemporary backsplash accents that continue through to the dining area - a clean modern counterpoint to the building's historic bones.

The layout makes practical sense. A hallway bath serves guests without requiring anyone to pass through a bedroom, while the primary bedroom enjoys its own private bath. The second bedroom is well-proportioned, and the residence offers the kind of closet and storage capacity that makes daily living markedly easier.

Trolley Square remains Wilmington's most walkable neighborhood, with cafes, restaurants, grocery, nightlife, salons and everyday conveniences close at hand. Center City is within walking distance, and the Riverwalk is a short distance away.

ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED - the ease of a single payment at a time when utility costs, especially electric, have become anything but minor. Access to I-95 places Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and New York within practical reach.

B6 combines architectural pedigree, neighborhood life, and one of the more distinctive larger floorplans in Delaware Hall.