1128 N Front St

Description#

Step inside this bright and contemporary 4 bed, 4 bath Northern Liberties apartment for a sleek three-level floor plan! An open-concept space boasts hardwood flooring, recessed lighting, and high-end finishes throughout. Like to cook and entertain? The gourmet-style kitchen has stainless steel appliances, custom European cabinetry, mosaic tile backsplash, and granite counters. Three master bedrooms have private bathrooms, and one bedroom has easy access to the fourth bathroomâ??it's an ideal set-up for roommate living! This pet-friendly apartment also has its own in-unit washer/dryer, parking, and air conditioning for added convenience. A fantastic 96 Walk Score awaits you at this prime Northern Liberties location. In fact, it's a one-minute walk to the Market-Frankford line at Girard Station. This spot is also right on the edge of Fishtown and close to I-95, the Edgar Allen Poe National Historic Site, Penn Treaty Park, shopping, and dining. Downtown Philadelphia is less than three miles from home, and there's also easy access to I-676 and Camden, NJ. Walk to ACME Market or Giant Heirloom Market in minutes. Target Grocery and Trader Joe's are also just a few minutes drive. And from this fantastic Northern Liberties spot, eateries and cocktail bars are right nearby, too! Check out DAWA Sushi & Ramen Bar, Murph's Bar, Street Side, Suraya, R&D, and Fishtown Tavern. About Bungalow: We are on a mission to take the hassle out of renting. When you live in a Bungalow managed property, you are getting a modern, tech-enabled, responsive landlord from Day 1. We have all your needs covered, from utility setup to flexible lease terms, an easy-to-use app for paying rent, on-staff maintenance technicians, a dedicated team of customer support experts, and even optional furnishings and monthly cleanings. Find out why thousands of renters are choosing to rent with Bungalow. (RLNE7270582)

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About Northern Liberties#

Just north of Old City lies stylish Northern Liberties, or “NoLibs” as it’s known to residents. Originally part of William Penn’s so-called “liberty lands” outside the city of Philadelphia, it wasn’t long before Northern Liberties became a manufacturing hub of factories, mills, tanneries, and breweries, attracting waves of European immigrants in the early 19th century. Some of that diversity remains still today, but millennials and creatives have also flocked to the neighborhood. Learn more about Northern Liberties.