Fresh drywall, unscuffed floors, and the quiet pride of a space no one has ever called home — that is what greets you when you first open the door to this one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment at Urby Fishtown. Built in 2024 and rising new from the ground up in one of Philadelphia's most energized neighborhoods, this is not a renovation or a refresh. Everything here begins with you. At 516 square feet, the open floor plan does the work of a much larger space. The kitchen anchors one end of the living area, where upgraded countertops and a full suite of stainless steel appliances — refrigerator, stove, self-cleaning oven, microwave, dishwasher, and ice maker — make the simple act of cooking feel considered. Window treatments are already in place, so the first evening you spend here, the light is already handled. The living area flows naturally from the kitchen, giving the whole space a connected, unhurried quality that open layouts do best. The bedroom sits at a comfortable remove from the main living space, with a walk-in closet that handles a full wardrobe without negotiation. The bathroom is clean, new, and entirely your own. And because the washer and dryer are inside the apartment — not down the hall, not in a basement, not shared with anyone — laundry happens on your schedule, folded on a Tuesday night or Sunday morning, whatever fits your life. Fishtown has a way of rewarding the curious. The neighborhood hums with a particular mix of energy: long-established row houses sitting comfortably beside new construction, corner spots that have been around for decades sharing blocks with studios and galleries that arrived more recently. The feel here is less curated and more lived-in, even in a building this new. Your neighbors are dog walkers, line cooks, designers, and people who have simply decided this is the part of Philadelphia they want to wake up in. The building itself adds meaningfully to daily life without demanding much in return. A rooftop deck gives you open sky above the neighborhood, the kind of place where an evening spent watching the city settle into night becomes a habit rather than an occasion. The fitness center means the gym is an elevator ride away rather than a separate errand. A dog park on-site makes life with a pet genuinely easier — cats and dogs are welcome here, with breed and size restrictions that apply. The clubhouse and meeting room offer space to spread out when your apartment is not the right setting. A picnic area rounds out the outdoor options for quieter afternoons. The energy of Fishtown's main corridors is close enough to walk without being so close that the weekend crowds follow you home. Restaurants, coffee shops, music venues, and independent retail have all found their footing here, and the neighborhood's pace has a way of making errands feel like something closer to pleasure. A new building in a neighborhood that still has texture and personality, an apartment with in-unit laundry and a kitchen built to be used, a roof deck to end the day on — the routine that works here is easy to picture and easier to keep. 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.