$2,982/month

Tucked into the Hawthorne neighborhood where South Broad Street hums with the quiet energy of a corridor that knows exactly what it is, this two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath residence unfolds across 1,190 square feet of open, considered space. From the moment you step inside, the layout does what a well-planned home should — it gives you room to breathe, to move, and to settle in without feeling like you are navigating around the space rather than through it. The kitchen anchors the heart of the home in the way good kitchens do. Upgraded countertops meet stainless steel appliances, and the open floor plan means whoever is cooking is never cut off from the rest of the living space. The dishwasher, disposal, microwave, self-cleaning oven, and refrigerator are all here, so the room is ready from day one. Recessed lighting keeps the atmosphere clean and adjustable — bright when you need efficiency, quieter when the evening calls for it. Ceiling fans carry air through the living areas, and the whole residence benefits from an open layout that makes 1,190 square feet feel generously proportioned. Each bedroom offers its own walk-in closet, so storage is not an afterthought but a built-in feature of daily life. The two full baths provide the kind of separation that makes sharing a home feel natural rather than negotiated, and the half bath adds the practical convenience that guests and busy mornings both appreciate. Having a washer and dryer in-unit — not down the hall, not in the basement, but right here — changes the rhythm of a week in ways that are easy to underestimate until you have it. Step outside the front door and Hawthorne opens up around you. The stretch of South Broad between Washington and Ellsworth sits at the edge of a neighborhood that has held onto its character while surrounding itself with independently owned cafes, eclectic eateries, and the kind of local shops where the owners know the regulars. Passyunk Avenue is a short walk east, and with it comes one of the most celebrated dining corridors in Philadelphia — a stretch where reservation-worthy restaurants sit comfortably alongside corner spots that have been there for decades. Back at home, the building layers in amenities that make the larger routine feel complete. The roof deck offers an elevated perspective on the city — a place where evenings stretch out over the skyline. The fitness center means the morning workout does not require a commute of its own. The game room and meeting room give the building a social dimension that goes beyond the apartment itself. A gated entry and on-site security create a sense of enclosure without isolation, and the dog park means four-legged residents are genuinely accommodated rather than simply tolerated. Parking is available in the garage, and the building is elevator-served throughout. Pets are welcome — both cats and dogs find a home here, with breed restrictions applying to dogs. Life at 777 South Broad feels like belonging to a neighborhood that rewards the people who pay attention to it — one where a well-designed home and a walkable, vibrant street beyond the door are not competing priorities but complementary ones. 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.