Fresh drywall, untouched hardwood, and the particular quiet of a space where no one has lived before - that is what greets you when you first step into Unit 301 at Graduate Pointe, a brand-new 2024 construction rising in the heart of Graduate Hospital. Everything here is exactly as it was built: clean lines, crisp finishes, and the subtle confidence of a home that has never been worn in by anyone but you. The kitchen earns its place at the center of your mornings. Upgraded countertops stretch across a generous run of cabinet space, giving you room to actually cook - not just heat things up. Stainless steel appliances line the wall in a clean, cohesive row, and the dishwasher handles the aftermath while you pour a second cup of coffee. The open floor plan means the kitchen doesn't close itself off from the rest of your day. Conversation carries from the counter to the living area without effort. Light moves through the space the way it should in a well-designed home, and the window treatments let you decide exactly how much of the outside world you want in on any given morning. The bedroom is quiet and properly sized for a one-bedroom at 625 square feet - a layout that never feels pinched because the open design earns every inch. A walk-in closet handles the practical side of life without demanding you make compromises, and the single full bathroom finishes the picture with the same clean, new-construction quality found throughout. The in-unit washer and dryer deserve a mention because they change the rhythm of your week in ways that are easy to underestimate until you have them. No scheduling, no quarters, no hauling a bag down the hall. Your laundry gets done on your timeline, folded in your own space. Graduate Hospital itself is a neighborhood in motion. Long anchored by the energy of its medical corridor and the walkable blocks connecting South Street to Washington Avenue, the area has been gaining new momentum - new businesses threading in alongside the established ones, new construction like this building standing next to the brick rowhouses that give the neighborhood its character. It is the kind of place that rewards daily walking, where a regular coffee order becomes second nature and weekend mornings have a shape to them. The building supports that life well. A rooftop deck gives you a reason to end your evenings above the roofline rather than in front of a screen. The fitness center is there when you want to build a routine without a separate membership. Covered parking is available for residents who need it. A bike room, storage bin, and secure entry handle the logistical side of urban living without drama. The picnic area and community center round out the shared spaces in ways that feel considered rather than checked off a list. Pets are welcome here - cats and dogs both - which means your household comes as it actually is. At 625 square feet, this is a home sized for someone who lives outward: who treats the neighborhood as an extension of the living room, who values the roof deck as much as the couch, and who wants the space they return to every evening to feel like it was genuinely built with care. In Graduate Hospital, in a building finished in 2024, Unit 301 is exactly that. 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.