Available starting early June 2025. A beautiful and spacious apartment with a private patio and basement storage.
A recently renovated and well-maintained interior, featuring bamboo flooring throughout, soaring high ceilings, and great natural light.... Fully equipped kitchen with quartz stone counters, custom cabinetry, and all the major stainless-steel appliances.
Spacious rooms. Well-done, fully tiled bathroom with a shower stall. Exit to a private patio!
This unit has private access to the (unfinished) basement. Full size washer and dryer. Central air for heating and cooling.
*An extensive HD video walkthrough available to share privately*

Passyunk Square and the Italian Market neighborhoods in Philadelphia are vibrant, walkable areas known for their rich history, diverse culinary scene, and strong sense of community. Here's a breakdown of their amenities:
Showings by appointment only.

Passyunk Square Amenities:
Restaurants & Cafes: This area is a foodie paradise, home to some of the city's best restaurants, including Palizzi Social Club, Le Virtu, and Bing Bing Dim Sum. The famous Pat's and Geno's Steaks are also nearby.
Shopping & Boutiques: East Passyunk Avenue is lined with independent boutiques, vintage stores, and specialty food shops.
Parks & Green Spaces: Columbus Square Park and Capitolo Playground offer green space, dog parks, and recreational areas.
Public Transportation: Easy access to SEPTA's Broad Street Line and multiple bus routes make commuting convenient.
Community Events: The neighborhood hosts year-round events like the East Passyunk Car Show and Street Festival and the Flavors on the Avenue food festival.
Nightlife & Bars: Trendy cocktail lounges and craft beer bars like Barcelona Wine Bar, P.O.P.E (Pub on Passyunk East), and Stateside keep the nightlife lively.
Italian Market Amenities:
Historic Open-Air Market: The 9th Street Italian Market, one of the oldest in the country, offers fresh produce, meats, cheeses, and international grocery items.
Culinary Diversity: While known for Italian delicacies, the area has a growing mix of restaurants, including Villa di Roma, Taqueria La Prima, and Pho 75.
Specialty Shops: Family-owned businesses sell everything from gourmet olive oils and handmade pasta to fresh seafood and artisanal chocolates.
Cultural Attractions: The area is rich in history, with landmarks like the St. Paul Catholic Church and mural art showcasing the neighborhood's immigrant heritage.
Walkability: The Italian Market area has a high walkability score, making it easy to explore on foot.
Festivals & Events: The Italian Market Festival is a highlight, featuring food vendors, live music, and the famous greased pole-climbing contest.
These neighborhoods offer a unique blend of old-world charm and modern vibrancy, making them some of the most desirable places to live in Philadelphia.

Further details and leasing terms:
Showings by appointment only.
Pet cats and dogs are allowed with some restrictions and with pet fees.
12 month lease term is the minimum. No subletting. No corp leasing.
Tenants pay for most utilities- electricity, gas, water, and internet.
Applying and payments are done directly with the management. Application approval requires a good credit score, sufficient income, positive rental history.
Nearby parking options- Permit zone street parking or public garages and lots offering monthly rates.
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