Tucked into the Hawthorne neighborhood where South Broad Street hums with the quiet energy of a city that never fully sleeps, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence spanning 1, 194 square feet feels like a proper discovery — spacious, considered, and built for the kind of life you actually want to be living. The kitchen is where daily rhythm begins, and this one earns its place at the center of the home. Upgraded countertops stretch across an generous run of workspace, giving you room to spread out a cutting board, set down a coffee press, and still have counter left over for the morning's chaos. Stainless steel appliances — refrigerator, stove, self-cleaning oven, microwave, and dishwasher — line up with the kind of cohesion that makes cooking feel intentional rather than improvised. Recessed lighting overhead casts an even, warm glow across the space, and the open floor plan means whoever is standing at the stove is never cut off from the conversation happening in the living room. The garbage disposal handles the cleanup, the in-unit washer and dryer handle everything else, and you begin to understand fairly quickly that this apartment was designed around the rhythms of someone who actually lives here. Both bedrooms are true rooms — doors, walls, separation from the rest of the day. Each comes with a walk-in closet, which changes the calculus of getting dressed in the morning in ways that are hard to overstate until you have one. Two full bathrooms mean two people can be out the door at the same time without negotiating. Ceiling fans in the rooms move the air in summer. Recessed lighting keeps the atmosphere flexible. The details are consistent, and consistency over 1, 194 square feet adds up. Step outside the unit and the building continues to deliver. A rooftop deck offers a perspective on the city skyline that earns the elevator ride up. The fitness center keeps the morning routine contained to the building on days when motivation is already doing enough heavy lifting. A dog park on the property means pets are genuinely part of the community — cats are welcome too, and dogs of approved breeds can call this home alongside you. The gated access and building security provide a steady, unobtrusive sense of ease. A parking garage serves residents who keep a car, and there is a game room, a meeting room, and a picnic area for the moments in between. On the commute side, South Broad Street's position in the city puts you within reach of SEPTA's Broad Street Line, which runs directly into Center City with the kind of reliability that makes car-free living a reasonable and appealing choice rather than a compromise. The neighborhood itself layers in the texture of Hawthorne — walkable, residential, and close enough to the energy of South Street and the cafés beyond without sitting directly in it. Life at 777 South Broad settles into a particular kind of ease: coffee in the morning light of an open kitchen, evenings on the roof deck watching the city arrange itself below, and the quiet satisfaction of a home that fits without forcing it. 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.