$3,005/month

An open kitchen flows into a living room framed by the clean lines of a thoughtfully designed floor plan, and the moment you set down your bag in unit 302 at The Keystone, the 985 square feet of space begin to feel like exactly the right amount of room. The kitchen draws you in first — upgraded countertops, stainless steel appliances, a dishwasher, a built-in microwave, and an ice maker all within easy reach, so the Sunday morning routine of coffee and a proper breakfast becomes less of a production and more of a pleasure. The refrigerator hums quietly, the disposal is there when you need it, and the stove holds its own against whatever you decide to cook on a Tuesday night when you would rather be home than out. From the kitchen, the open floor plan keeps the living space connected and airy, a layout that rewards both the quiet solo evening and the gathered weekend crowd. Two bedrooms offer room to separate and spread out, and the walk-in closet means that unpacking actually has a destination. Window treatments are already in place, so the light is yours to manage from the first morning you wake up here. The single full bath is clean and functional, and with an in-unit washer and dryer tucked into the space, the errand of laundry becomes a background task rather than a planned outing. The Keystone opened in 2025, and the building carries the energy of a place that was designed with daily life in mind. A fitness center handles the workout before or after work. The roof deck offers a reason to stay in on a Friday evening — open sky above Callowhill Street, the city spread out in every direction, the kind of vantage point that makes the neighborhood feel immediately navigable. A concierge is on hand to ease the small friction points of apartment living, and building security provides consistent peace of mind. When you need to gather a group, a meeting room and a clubhouse are available. A picnic area and dog park round out the outdoor spaces, and for residents with pets, the building is welcoming to them as well. Parking is available both covered and on street, so whether you keep a car or borrow one occasionally, that question has an answer. The elevator building means that moving in — and every trip to the grocery store afterward — happens without negotiating stairs. Callowhill Street sits at a useful crossroads in Philadelphia, close enough to Northern Liberties and Fishtown to feel plugged into the city's more active corridors, and near enough to Center City that a commute by car or public transit stays manageable. The neighborhood rewards the walker and the cyclist, with the grid of the city opening up in multiple directions from the front door. Whether the destination is a workday office, a weekend market, or a late dinner somewhere worth the trip, the address puts the city within reach without requiring you to sacrifice the calm of coming home to a well-considered space. 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.