Property Description

Crisp drywall, unblemished trim, and floors that have never known a footprint — Unit 209 at Somerset Station Apartments is genuinely brand new, built from the ground up in 2024 and ready to become someone's very first chapter here. In a neighborhood where old industrial bones are giving way to a new generation of residents, there is something quietly satisfying about being the first person to use the kitchen, the first to fog the bathroom mirror, the first to figure out which window catches the best light on a Sunday afternoon. That kitchen earns more than a passing glance. Shaker-style cabinetry lines the walls in clean, unfussy style, topped by quartz countertops that handle everything from quick weeknight dinners to leisurely weekend cooking. Soft-close drawers keep the mood relaxed, the stainless steel appliances — refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, stove, and disposal — are all right where you need them, and recessed lighting overhead keeps the workspace bright without any harsh overhead glare. The open floor plan means the kitchen flows naturally into the living area, so conversation carries easily whether you are at the counter or the couch. At 654 square feet, this one-bedroom, one-bathroom layout makes thoughtful use of every inch. Luxury vinyl tile flooring runs throughout, clean and durable underfoot, while oversized windows draw daylight deep into the space. The bedroom features a walk-in closet that actually holds things, and window treatments are already in place. Central air and heat keep the temperature dialed in year-round through a programmable thermostat, keyless entry greets you at the door, and — perhaps most importantly — a full-size washer and dryer sits right inside the unit, eliminating the shared-laundry shuffle entirely. Step outside the front door and the building's amenities extend daily life in every direction. The fitness center handles early mornings. The roof deck handles evenings, offering an elevated perch over Port Richmond's rooftops. The resident lounge and meeting room give work-from-home days a change of scenery when the apartment walls close in. Pet owners will appreciate the on-site dog park and dedicated pet grooming station, while secured underground garage parking and a bike storage room address two of the most practical urban questions. A mail room with package acceptance means deliveries do not pile up in a hallway. Port Richmond itself is a neighborhood mid-transformation, with a dining and café corridor that mixes longtime neighborhood institutions alongside newer spots drawing in residents from across the city. The eclectic stretch of Aramingo Avenue and the surrounding blocks offer everything from corner bakeries to sit-down dinners without requiring a car. For those who commute, the Somerset station on the Market-Frankford Line is approximately half a mile away, putting Center City within easy reach by rail, and nearby I-95 access connects drivers to points north and south without much fuss. Fishtown and Northern Liberties are both a short ride away, keeping the city's most active dining and entertainment corridors firmly in orbit. HCV and PBV vouchers are accepted here, and the building operates with controlled-access entry and on-site security infrastructure throughout. Life at Somerset Station is the experience of a genuinely new home in a neighborhood with real character — the quiet thrill of first occupancy in a place that was built with care. Pricing and availability subject to change on a daily basis. Photos are of model units. Parking may be available subject to availability and may be an additional fee.

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