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Mid-Rise Condo
Northern Liberties, 444 N 4th St | Philadelphia
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  •  24-Hour Front Desk
  •  Air Conditioning
  •  Cat friendly
  •  Dog friendly
  •  Elevators
  •  Fitness Center
  •  Granite Countertops
  •  Hardwood Floors
  •  Stainless Steel Appliances
  •  Surface Parking Lot
  •  Washer/Dryer In Unit

User Rating

6.0
Average
1 Review

About this Location

Spring Garden Market
6 min walk
57 (bus) - 3 min
MFL (metro) - 10 min
In a quiet
neighborhood
Franklin Square
7 min walk
Lots of bars and
restaurants nearby

Pricing 

Studio, 1 Bath
$1,900+
1 Bedroom, 1 Bath
$1,750+
1 Bedroom, 1.5 Baths
$1,695+
2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath
$1,900+
3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
$4,850+
Schedule Appointment At
(786) 403-0330

  • Building Related

    •  Elevators

  • Kitchen

    •  Dishwasher
    •  Microwave
    •  Refrigerator
    •  Stainless Steel Appliances
    •  Stove & Oven

  • Laundry

    •  Washer/Dryer In Unit

  • Living Room

    •  Air Conditioning
    •  Hardwood Floors

  • Parking & Transportation

    •  Surface Parking Lot

  • Pet Terms & Amenities

    •  Cat friendly
    •  Dog friendly

  • Security & Maintenance

    •  24-Hour Front Desk

  • Sports & Fitness

    •  Fitness Center
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Overall rating 6.0/10, based on 1 renter review Write a review

6.0
Location
3.0
Amenities
2.0
Management
5.0
Value
3.0
Social
7.0
Safety
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Good
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The Neighborhood

Signature Spots

dining 16 Recs

Del Rossi’s Cheesesteak
Silk City Diner & Lounge
Spuntino Wood Fired Pizza
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grocery 2 Recs

Spring Garden Market
Sassafras Market
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convenience 1 Rec

CVS Pharmacy
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fitness 31 Recs

The Training Station Gym
City Fitness
Sculpere Studio
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parks 6 Recs

Franklin Square
Race Street Pier
Liberty Lands
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coffee 24 Recs

Cafe La Maude
The Random Tea Room & Curiosity Sh…
Soy Cafe
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About Northern Liberties

Northern Liberties is a neighborhood in Philadelphia that is just outside of Center City. It is full of life and things to do and is only a short distance to Center City which makes the location great. There are lots of small shops all around and you can find art galleries as well as public art like...
Safe
Noise
Walkable
Many Pets
Family Friendly
Lots of Amenities
Restaurants and Bars
Median rents in Northern Liberties
Studio
$
1,400
1 Bedroom
$
1,850
2 Bedroom
$
2,600

Getting around Northern Liberties

MFL

10 min

BSL

12 min

57 (bus)

3 min

43 (bus)

5 min

47 (bus)

6 min

409 (bus)

9 min

Parking at 444 Lofts

Surface Parking Lot

Parking Near 444 Lofts

Callowhill Center Parking

9 min
$110 / month

OLD CITY 304-310 St Parking

9 min
$275 / month

SP PLUS National Constitution Center)

10 min
$200 / month
Parking rates are for informational purposes only and may vary — for most up to date pricing, please reach out to the garage directly.

Northern Liberties Reviews

6 reviews
Reviewed by Penn Resident living at 622 N 2nd Street
NoLibs is amazing. The restaurant scene is just enough (there are plenty of bars, breweries, and restaurants without being overbearing). There is also Liberty Lands nearby which has nice green space. The MFL is a short walk away, as is Fishtown to the north. Center city is only a few stops away, so it is still very accessible.
Reviewed by Kevin, Penn Law Student living at 1017 N 3rd St
Full of YUPPIES. Some young families. Everyone has a dog. Cute park (liberty lands) that’s neighborhood owned and not city owned, so lax about rules and care (as opposed to Rittenhouse/Washington square). Significantly far from school, but 20 minutes door to door via subway (MFL). Food in the area is mostly mediocre and too expensive, though a very large and accessible acme and a few great restaurants helps. Also, proximity to fish town is nice - much better restaurant/food/bar scene. Northern Liberties was “cool” about 10 years ago, but all the cool people have left so now it is full of new construction developments that are devoid of any character or connection to the city/neighborhood. Nobody is friendly, neighborhoods feel odd and in flux - you can’t walk down any numbered street without having to cross multiple times due to construction. Though there is not the problem of displacement gentrification, the neighborhood was mostly industrial spaces that have been torn down and rebuilt or converted into loft apartments that are overpriced and tacky. Good restaurants: honeys, love and honey fried chicken, cafe la Maude, jaxon, cadence, Indian grill.
Reviewed by Penn Nursing Student living at 622 N 2nd Street
Plenty to do, everything I need within reach, close to public transportation.
Reviewed by Cooper University Health Care Employee living at Navona at The Schmidt's Commons
Amenities galore - restaurants, bars, dry cleaning, pet boarding/daycare, grocery stores, shopping, etc.
Reviewed by CHOP Pediatric Resident living at 622 N 2nd Street
Very family and pet friendly, safe, and walkable.
Reviewed by Brian M. living at Waterfront Square
Close to yards brewery and northern liberties. Noise can sometimes be an issue with the clubs and festival pier