Fresh drywall, first light, and a floor plan no one has ever called home - that is what greets you when you step inside Unit 326 at Urby Fishtown, a brand-new one-bedroom residence rising out of one of Philadelphia's most energized neighborhoods. Built in 2024, this building arrived whole and finished, every surface untouched, every fixture still carrying that clean, just-installed quality that only new construction can offer. At 516 square feet, the layout earns its space honestly, and the open floor plan ensures that nothing feels wasted. The living area is where this home makes its case most clearly. With an open layout that flows without interruption, the space invites you to arrange it on your own terms - a proper seating area anchored near the windows, room to breathe between the kitchen and the place where you actually unwind at the end of the day. Window treatments are already in place, so you control when the light pours in and when it softens. There is a particular quality to late-afternoon light in a space that has never been repainted, never scuffed, never settled into someone else's habits. This unit has none of that history, and that blankness becomes a kind of quiet luxury. The kitchen sits open to the living room, separated by upgraded countertops that give you real working surface rather than the cramped edge of something older. Stainless steel appliances carry the line - refrigerator with ice maker, stove, self-cleaning oven, microwave, and dishwasher all in place, along with a disposal to keep things tidy. The washer and dryer are in-unit, meaning laundry happens at your pace, on your schedule, without a trip down a hallway or into a basement. The bedroom offers a walk-in closet that quietly solves the storage problem that plagues so many city apartments of this size. No stacking bins in corners, no overflow onto the back of the door. The entry-level bedroom placement keeps everything on one floor, and the bathroom sits nearby, ready for the morning routine without detour. When you leave the apartment, the building meets you well. A fitness center means you can skip the gym membership and still keep the habit. The roof deck turns an ordinary evening into something worth staying home for - the kind of place where the skyline earns its keep on a clear night. A dog park means four-legged residents have their own designated space to run, and the elevator makes every trip to and from the unit effortless regardless of what you are carrying. A clubhouse, meeting room, and picnic area fill out the communal life of the building for moments that call for more than your own four walls. Fishtown grounds all of this in a neighborhood that has built its identity around creative energy, independent food and drink, and a walkable density that rewards people who want their city close. The Somerset station on the Market-Frankford Line sits within the neighborhood, connecting you to Center City quickly and directly without the negotiation of traffic or parking. For a resident willing to let the city do the work, this location supports a lifestyle where a car is optional rather than essential. The elevated train and the street below it hum with the rhythm of a neighborhood that is genuinely alive at every hour. Pets are welcome here, with cats and dogs both permitted subject to number, size, and breed restrictions. On-street parking serves residents who do keep a vehicle. The building is new, the unit is untouched, and Fishtown is right outside the door. 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.