1700 N Front Street # 535

Tucked into a corner of one of Philadelphia's most spirited neighborhoods, this studio at Urby Fishtown offers something rarer than square footage: a sense of place that starts the moment you step through the door. At 440 square feet, the open floor plan makes every inch feel intentional from the clean sightlines across the living area to the kitchen that anchors one end of the space with stainless steel appliances, upgraded countertops, a dishwasher, and an in-unit washer and dryer that quietly erase one of urban living's most familiar inconveniences. Mornings in this kitchen feel unhurried. The self-cleaning oven, microwave, refrigerator with ice maker, and disposal are all here, arranged in a layout that doesn't ask you to compromise. You prep, you brew, you glance out the window and the day begins on your terms. The open design means your living space breathes alongside the kitchen rather than competing with it, and the included window treatments give you control over how much of Fishtown's natural light you let in at any given hour. Storage, often the quiet casualty of compact living, holds its own here. A walk-in closet offers more room than the square footage might suggest, and the overall layout rewards anyone who knows how to live well in a well-considered space. When the afternoon stretches out or the evening calls for something more social, the building's amenities pull their weight. The fitness center is there when motivation strikes early. The roof deck rewards the end of a long day with open sky above and the Philadelphia skyline doing what it does best at dusk. The clubhouse and meeting room give residents a reason to stay in the building when the occasion calls for it, and the picnic area and dog park mean that four-legged residents cats and dogs both are welcome, subject to size, weight, and breed guidelines with a limit on number have their own slice of the good life here too. Elevators make every floor accessible without negotiation. Fishtown itself is the kind of neighborhood that earns its reputation one block at a time. What was once a working waterfront has become a layered, walkable community where long-standing corner institutions share the streetscape with newer faces record shops, coffee roasters, natural wine bars, and weekend farmers markets all within a reasonable walk. The neighbors-know-each-other energy is real here, the kind that takes years to cultivate and can't be manufactured. On any given evening, Front Street or Frankford Avenue will offer more options than a single night can hold. Parking on the surrounding streets serves residents with a car, and the building's location in Fishtown puts the broader city well within reach. Whether the destination is Center City, Kensington Avenue, or somewhere across the bridge, the neighborhood's connectivity means the commute rarely defines the day. Living here, the city feels accessible without being overwhelming close enough to be convenient, far enough from the center to feel like a genuine neighborhood with its own identity and rhythm. 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.