Property Description

Built from the ground up in 2023 and living on the fourth floor of a building that has redefined what North Broad Street can feel like, Unit 413 at Mily on Green is a two-bedroom, one-bath home where 842 square feet of open floor plan unfolds with the easy confidence of new construction — nothing worn, nothing adjusted, nothing carrying the imprint of anyone who came before. The kitchen is where that newness makes its fullest case. Upgraded countertops stretch across a workspace that earns its dimensions — a surface broad enough for a proper Saturday morning, where coffee is already poured and something more ambitious is underway on the cutting board, the whole operation unhurried because the counter gives you room to think. Pull a drawer and it closes with the soft, deliberate action of hardware that has never been worn down by daily use. The stainless steel lineup is comprehensive: refrigerator with ice maker, stove, microwave, dishwasher, and disposal, a full set ready for your first grocery run. The open floor plan refuses to draw a wall between cooking and living, so the kitchen and living area breathe as one uninterrupted space — conversation moves freely, no one disappears to finish cleaning up alone, and the evening stays connected from first glass to last. The two bedrooms are arranged with genuine thought. One sits at entry level, a practical detail that matters when bags are heavy and the day has been long. Each bedroom is anchored by a walk-in closet that absorbs what would otherwise accumulate in the open rooms, and window treatments are already in position across the unit, so light is on your terms from morning one. In-unit laundry — washer and dryer both — means laundry runs on your timeline, not a building rotation. The building itself adds a layer of daily life that extends the apartment outward: a fitness center for the mornings when a workout belongs at home, a meeting room for the days when a quiet, professional setting matters, a roof deck for the evenings when the city deserves a longer look from above, and a garage for anyone who keeps a car in Philadelphia. Security and elevator access round out the building's infrastructure, giving the fourth floor the ease it should have. Pets are welcome here, with cats and dogs both accommodated subject to size, weight, and breed guidelines along with a deposit and number limit — the details are worth confirming directly, but the door is open. North Broad Street at this stretch is not a backdrop; it is a genuine urban address. The Somerset station on the Market-Frankford Line puts Center City within reach without a car, a fact that reshapes how the week feels once the routine sets in. Breakfast places, errands, and the wider rhythm of the city are accessible on foot in a way that makes the apartment feel larger than its square footage — not because the walls expand, but because what lies outside them does the work. Life at Unit 413 has a particular texture: new construction quiet, an open layout that keeps every room in conversation, and a building that offers the right mix of amenity and restraint. The city is right there when you want it. The fourth floor is right there when you do not. 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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