$2,175/month

Tucked into one of Graduate Hospital's most sought-after pockets, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence at Graduate Pointe offers something that feels increasingly rare in the city: genuine space to spread out and settle in. At 910 square feet, the layout breathes. An open floor plan connects the kitchen to the living area in a way that makes the whole home feel larger than its footprint, and the upgraded countertops catch the light in a kitchen where you will actually want to cook — stainless steel appliances, a dishwasher, a built-in microwave, and a disposal all in place and ready for the kind of weeknight dinners that turn into weekend habits. Mornings have a rhythm here. The washer and dryer are in-unit, which means laundry gets folded between coffee and whenever the mood strikes, not scheduled around a shared machine downstairs. Walk-in closets in the bedrooms mean your wardrobe has a home, and the window treatments let you decide exactly how much of that daylight you want pouring in when the alarm goes off. With two full bathrooms, the mornings when a guest is staying over or a roommate is getting ready at the same time no longer require negotiation. The entry-level bedroom adds flexibility — a guest room, a dedicated workspace, or simply a quieter retreat from the main living area. Step outside and Graduate Hospital rolls out in every direction. This neighborhood has been quietly becoming one of Philadelphia's most vibrant corridors, with independent cafes, neighborhood restaurants, and local shops filling the blocks in every direction. The eclectic mix of long-standing spots and newer arrivals along the surrounding avenues means a different dinner or a different morning coffee every time you feel like exploring. It is the kind of walkable, lived-in neighborhood where you learn the names of the people behind the counter, where the energy is distinctly Philadelphia without the noise of a commercial strip. Back at Graduate Pointe, the building's amenities round out the lifestyle. A fitness center means you can skip the gym membership without skipping the workout. The roof deck offers a place to decompress above the roofline, with the kind of open-sky perspective that makes the end of a long workday feel a little more manageable. A community center, picnic area, and bike room support the full range of how residents actually live here — whether that is a weekend ride, an outdoor gathering, or simply a place to lock up the bike securely. Covered parking is available for residents who drive, and storage bins address the perpetual city question of where everything goes. Security rounds out the building's infrastructure, offering peace of mind that comes standard. Graduate Hospital is not a neighborhood that announces itself — it reveals itself gradually, block by block, restaurant by restaurant, morning by morning. Unit 417 is a place to land in the middle of all of it, with enough space, enough storage, and enough thoughtful detail to make this corner of Philadelphia genuinely feel like home. Pets are welcome, both cats and dogs, because a home this comfortable should be enjoyed by the whole household. 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.