Beautifully warm and inviting one-bedroom apartment located on a charming tree-lined street between 46th Street and Pine Street, surrounded by many historic homes in University City. This airy apartment features a large bedroom with high ceilings, decorative moldings, chandelier lighting, and bay windows overlooking lovely historic houses across the street. The living room offers a charming fireplace, ceiling fan, closet space, and wood-look laminate flooring throughout. A dining area with a table and two bar stools creates a cozy and functional living space. Cozy kitchen is bright with new appliances, white shaker cabinets, mosaic tile flooring, a 4-burner range, and plenty of shelving for storage. The bathroom is clean and modern with marble ceramic tile finishes. Enjoy relaxing outdoors in the backyard garden with patio seating or on the welcoming front porch. Laundry facilities are located in a clean basement, and one private storage bin is included. Conveniently located just two blocks from Clark Park and the popular Farmers Market (held on Saturdays and Thursdays). Bus service to Center City is available at the corner. The neighborhood also offers easy biking and free unlimited street parking. Walking distance to the University of Pennsylvania, Drexel University, University of the Sciences in Philadelphia, Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), and Presbyterian Hospital. Photos include both vacant and previously occupied setups to help you envision how you can make the space your own. Available August 1, 2026 Rent: $1,230/ month, including water and trash Tenant pays electricity (electric heat) and internet Non-smoking. No pets. Please contact Lisa by text or email to schedule a showing (no phone calls, please). water and trash included, tenant pay electric including heat. No gas bill, internet cable line ready. Not pet friendly,
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