In the Lehigh Valley real estate market, amenities are no longer extras. They are the lifestyle a place promises, and they decide where residents, companies, and visitors choose to be. The Waterfront was planned around that idea across its full 29 acres, with amenities that serve people whether they live, work, or visit here.
Across the whole site
Nature anchors The Waterfront. The half-mile River Walk runs along the Lehigh River. It connects to the regional trail network across the Lehigh Valley, including the Delaware and Lehigh (D&L) Trail, so residents and visitors can stay active and take in the river. The same outdoor spaces host community events, outdoor yoga, and quiet evenings after a long day.
Sustainability runs through the district: energy-efficient systems, recycling programs, and electric vehicle charging. Security is constant. A team watches the 29-acre site around the clock, and each building has a concierge who logs visitors and keeps the building safe. Tenants use card access, and in the commercial buildings each tenant reaches only the floor where they work.
Living at River House
River House, the first residential building at The Waterfront, was built around daily life. The fitness center is well equipped, with machines, mirrors, and screens for residents who want a workout without leaving home. The building adds a rooftop and a courtyard, both with grills, plus a pool and outdoor seating in the courtyard for residents who like to host.
The lobby holds coworking space for remote and hybrid workers who want a change of scenery, with WiFi, desks, conference tables, screens, and a printer. For recreation, first-floor storage with direct outdoor access holds kayaks and bikes for a small monthly fee, and authorized residents can reach the south dock on the Lehigh River. There is also a dog park and a dog-washing station for rinsing muddy or salty paws.
Working at 615 Waterfront
615 Waterfront is built for a healthy, productive workday. Its HVAC system captures and filters air throughout the building as part of the campus-wide Wellness+ program, which pairs Class A office space with practical health measures. Food and movement are close: Nowa, a Mediterranean-American restaurant, sits on the first floor, and Vibe Power Yoga is a short walk away for a class before or after work.
Security and hospitality meet at the front desk. Outside business hours, the building is locked to the public, and tenants can access it 24/7 via key access at the doors, elevators, and stairwells, each limited to their own floor. During business hours, the building opens, and a concierge checks the day’s guest log and sets the first impression for every visitor.
Amenities are what make a property a community. See the Offices at 615 Waterfront, tour River House, and walk the River Walk. Schedule a visit.