1719 N 5th Street #1

Philadelphia, PA 19122

Available Early July:Welcome to 1719 N 5th St #1, a modern-industrial 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom unit showcasing high ceilings, exposed beams, and stunning hardwood floors. Upon entry, you're greeted by 2 spacious bedrooms adjacent to the open common area, allowing for flexible layout options. The large open floor plan seamlessly connects the kitchen, featuring tile flooring, sleek cabinetry, and stainless steel stove and fridge, adding a contemporary touch. In the large full bathroom, you'll find a stylish shower and the convenience of a washer and dryer tucked away within the unit. With its modern-industrial design elements, this rental offers a chic and urban living space ideal for those seeking a blend of style and functionality. Don't miss your chance to call this unit home!About The Neighborhood:Olde Kensington is an incredible neighborhood just North of Fishtown. Conveniently accessible via I-95, I-676, and public transportation bus routes and the Market Frankford Line. Close to Towey Playground, Shissler Recreation Center, Palmer Park and Palmer Doggie Depot. You'll be surrounded by tons of shopping, dining, and entertainment options including LMNO, Goldie, Gryphon Cafe, Middle Child Clubhouse, Evil Genius Beer Company, Suraya, and many more!Lease Terms:Generally, first month, last month, and one month security deposit due at, or prior to, lease signing. Other terms may be required by Landlord. $55 application fee per applicant. Pets are conditional on owner's approval and may require an additional fee and/or monthly pet rent, if accepted. (Generally, $500/dog and $250/cat, and/or monthly pet rent). Tenants responsible for: electricity, gas, cable/internet, and a $55/month flat water fee. Landlord Requirements: Applicants to make 3x the monthly rent in verifiable net income, credit history to be considered (i.e. no active collections), no evictions within the past 4 years, and must have a verifiable rental history with on-time rental payments. Exceptions to this criteria may exist under the law and will be considered.