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Bank Street Court
24 S. Bank Street,
Philadelphia
 Bank
Street Court, a wonderfully restored 19th century
warehouse building, is located on quaint tree-lined Bank
Street, in the heart of Old City. The 59 apartments are
situated around a beautifully landscaped courtyard. A
unique detail of each apartment is the large dressing
area, which features a built in dresser and abundant
closet-space. |
Brass Works
231 Race Street,
Philadelphia
 Built
in 1827 for the Homer Brass Works Company, a leading
manufacturer of ale and beer pumps, this historically
certified building was artfully restored a century and a
half later. The Brassworks is a reminder of Philadelphia’s
commercial heritage, rehabilitated with a unique blend of
historic integrity and modern design. The Brassworks
features 12 one-bedroom apartments with bi-level floor
plans and private townhouse entrances. |
Crafts House
51 North 3rd
Street, Philadelphia
 This
historic architectural gem is crafted into a haven of
contemporary life – complete with all the comforts of
home. The Crafts House takes its name from the turn- of –
the – century arts and crafts movement. Each apartment
received many hours of individual architectural attention
and custom carpentry resulting in elegant bi-levels,
tri-levels, and flats, some with private entrances. The 55
apartments feature individually designed glass kitchen
cabinets and over-sized bathtubs, many with whirlpools.
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Penn's View
303 Vine Street,
Philadelphia
 History
with a view! Built in 1901 as a leather tannery, this
Georgian Revival – style building has been imaginatively
restored into 51 luxury apartments. With soaring 16-foot
ceilings, massive wooden beams, expansive windows and
exposed brick-interior walls, Penn’s View apartments are
spacious and bright, a tad funky and wonderfully livable.
Relax on the two-tier roof deck with its magnificent views
of the Delaware River and Ben Franklin Bridge to the East
and the Philadelphia skyline to the West. |
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Pfeiffer House
222 Race Street,
Philadelphia
 Attracted
to uniqueness, sophistication and convenience? You must
investigate Pfeiffer House. Built in 1885, the Pfeiffer
House was constructed for John Pfeiffer and Company,
makers of coal transport buckets. The structure captures
the decorative ambiance of the loft-warehousing
buildings of the district, boasting an unusually
sophisticated Victorian Italianate façade. Come enjoy
the perfect marriage of old world charm and modern day
convenience in its 33 one and two bedroom apartments.
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Printing House
313 Vine Street,
Philadelphia
 Rent
your place in history! Built in 1899 as a printing house
and shop front, the Printing House has been renovated into
27 luxury modern apartments while maintaining it’s 19th
Century charm. Each apartment features over-size windows,
exposed beam ceiling and original brick walls. The
brightness of the building and the bustle of the
neighborhood will captivate you. |
Smythe's Corner
100 Arch Street,
Philadelphia
 Consisting
of only 12 apartments, this unique building offers both
privacy and charm. Steps away from restaurants, art
galleries, entertainment and easy access to public
transportation makes this building a wonderful place to
live. Oversized windows bring an abundance of natural
light into each apartment. Smythe’s Corner is one of the
oldest original structures in the city of Philadelphia. |
Smythe's Stores
107 Arch Street,
Philadelphia
 The
façade of this building is one of the finest examples of
19th Century cast-iron architecture in the nation. These
apartments boast high ceilings, central air, fireplaces,
and oversized windows. Some apartments have balconies with
views of the Ben Franklin Bridge. This building, as well
as Smythe’s Corner, is named for Samuel Smythe, a renowned
department store proprietor. |
Sugar Refinery
225 Church Street,
Philadelphia
 One
of the first factory/warehouse-to-residential apartment
complexes in the Old City historic district, the Sugar
Refinery plays “industrial chic” to the hilt. With roots
going back to 1792, The Sugar Refinery offers 18th Century
charm with 21st Century conveniences. 66 apartments
feature vintage hardwood floors, exposed brick walls and
cathedral ceilings, making this building a true gem in Old
City. |
Third Quarter
47 North 3rd
Street, Philadelphia
 Historic
charm and dynamic convenience are yours when you make
Third Quarter your new home! Designed by well-known
Philadelphia architect Joseph Hoxie in 1853, this 16 unit
loft building teems with quality integration of historic
details. A private, gated courtyard entrance adds grace.
In addition, the majority of apartments have private
decks. |
Trotter's Alley
21 S. Strawberry
Street, Philadelphia
 Trotter’s
Alley is reminiscent of European buildings, with an
entrance leading to an interior courtyard. Built in the
early 1800’s, Trotter’s Alley, originally a department
store, was called The White Palace, taking its name from
the stark-white painted, cast-iron façade of the building.
With the heart of Old City just outside your door, it
won’t take long for you to see why this area has been a
popular neighborhood since 1701! |
Wistar Alley
30 North 3rd
Street, Philadelphia
 Built
as a 19th Century merchant building, Wistar Alley is a
unique blend of old and new, featuring one and two bedroom
bi-level apartments. Doric columns and fan-shaped windows
distinguish the facade of this impressive building.
Cathedral ceilings and post-modern architecture create a
dramatic flavor in all of the one-bedroom apartments, and
most 4th Floor apartments feature wood burning fireplaces
and skylights. |
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