1607 Catharine Street, #1C

Graduate Hospital, Philadelphia, PA 19146

*Available 10/6/2024!* Do not miss the opportunity to live in this state-of-the-art, luxury apartment complex in the former YWCA building at 1607 Catharine Street. In the heart of Graduate Hospital, you'll be minutes from Broad Street and South Street. You'll enjoy an abundance of natural light from the 9.5 ft tall windows, kept from their original architecture, as well as the impressively high ceilings. The loft style bedroom is flooded with diffused natural night from the windows in the great room. Along with a large walk in closet, there is enough space for a king sized bed. In the great room, you can impress your friends with an open floor plan located off of the kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances. Finally, the full bathroom is a beautiful mix between modern and classic with the contemporary vanity sink with cabinet doors and drawers, and retro subway tiles and dark gray grout. You will also enjoy: - 1 bedroom loft, 1 full bathroom - Elevator building - Secured entry - Trash room - Bike room - Wi-Fi enabled thermostat - Central air and gas heat - Comcast Cable and Verizon Fios ready - Front loaded washer/dryer in unit *Sorry, this unit is strictly no pets Graduate Hospital Neighborhood - A growing neighborhood in the southern section of Center City, the Graduate Hospital is located minutes from Schuylkill River Park, Grays Ferry, South Street, Fitler Square and Rittenhouse Square. Officially bordered by South Street to the north, Washington Avenue to the south, Broad Street to the east and Schuylkill River to the west, the Graduate Hospital is also just minutes from the vibrant Avenue of the Arts and just a few minutes drive from University City and the campuses of Drexel University and the University of Pennsylvania.

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