Property Description

Hardwood-style floors and an open layout make every square foot of this studio feel intentional, carving out space for living, cooking, and resting without a single wasted corner. At 434 square feet, the design does the heavy lifting — the kitchen anchors the room with upgraded countertops that give you real prep space, stainless steel appliances that include a full refrigerator, dishwasher, stove, self-cleaning oven, microwave, and ice maker, and in-unit washer and dryer that quietly eliminate the laundry-day errand. Recessed lighting keeps the ceiling clean and the atmosphere calm, while window treatments let you dial the mood from bright and open to dim and private depending on the hour. Mornings have a rhythm here. You brew coffee while the city starts to stir outside, plate something simple on those upgraded countertops, and load the dishwasher before heading out. The disposal handles the rest. A walk-in closet — genuinely uncommon in a studio at this scale — means your wardrobe stays organized rather than stacked across a chair. Ceiling fans in the living space keep things comfortable through warm Philadelphia months without fuss. The building itself opened in 2025, which means the infrastructure is current and the amenities are built for the way people actually live now. A fitness center means your workout is an elevator ride away rather than a separate membership. The rooftop deck is the kind of space that earns its keep through every season — morning light, evening skyline, the particular satisfaction of being above the noise of Broad Street without leaving home. A sauna offers a genuinely rare amenity for a rental building, a place to decompress after a long commute or a long week. The game room and meeting room give you space to host, collaborate, or simply get out of your own unit without leaving the building. A picnic area and dog park round out the outdoor options at ground level. This is a pet-friendly building — cats and dogs are both welcome — so your animal companion transitions into city life alongside you. Covered parking and a parking lot are available for residents who keep a car, a meaningful convenience in a neighborhood where street parking competes with foot traffic and activity at all hours. The intersection of Broad and Girard sits at one of Philadelphia's more energetic crossroads, where the historic architecture of North Broad meets the dining and café culture spreading through the surrounding blocks. The corridor has the layered quality that defines Philadelphia neighborhoods at their best — corner spots that have been open for decades sitting beside newer kitchens drawing weekend crowds, independent coffee roasters, and the kind of walkable density that makes a car genuinely optional for daily life. Everything from a quick breakfast to a full dinner out is within a reasonable walk, which changes how you experience an evening and how much of the city you absorb just by moving through it. Living here means your routine is built into the neighborhood itself. You walk out, the city meets you, and you come home to a building that still feels new. 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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