$2,424/month

Two bedrooms, two full baths — wait, let me restart cleanly. --- Light settles into Unit 408 the way it tends to in a well-oriented fourth-floor apartment: gradually at first, then fully, pooling across vinyl plank flooring that runs uninterrupted from the entry through the main living space and carrying the eye naturally toward the windows. At 885 square feet, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence at Mily on Green is a 2023 build in every sense — no inherited adjustments, no residue of previous routines, just a floor plan that opens in front of you with the quiet ease of a home designed around how people actually move through their days. The kitchen holds its own here. Upgraded countertops provide a generous workspace — the kind of expanse that handles a full Sunday meal and still has room for a cutting board and something simmering on the back burner simultaneously. A tile backsplash adds texture and visual grounding behind the stainless steel lineup: refrigerator with ice maker, stove, microwave, dishwasher, and disposal, all in position from the moment you arrive. A kitchen island extends the counter space further, giving you a natural spot to pull up a stool and linger over coffee while the morning organizes itself. The open floor plan means the living area is never sealed off from what is happening at the stove — the two zones breathe together, and an evening at home unfolds as a single continuous experience rather than a series of rooms you move between in isolation. Both bedrooms are substantial, and one sits at entry level, a small but genuine convenience when your arms are full and the elevator has just delivered you to the fourth floor. Window treatments are in place throughout, giving you immediate control over how much of the city comes in and when. The in-unit washer and dryer close off one of the more tedious logistics of apartment living: laundry runs on your timeline, not a shared machine's availability. The building wraps the apartment in a full layer of infrastructure that earns attention. Controlled access and on-site security mean you move through the lobby and corridors with ease. A fitness center handles the mornings when getting to an outside gym is a negotiation you do not want to have. The rooftop deck and landscaped green roof offer two distinct modes of outdoor time — open-air views across the North Broad corridor on one side, a more considered garden setting on the other. When a project requires more focus than a sofa allows, the coworking space offers a desk-and-chair alternative without leaving the building. A TV lounge, community lounge, and meeting room fill out the communal floor plan. Wi-Fi is included, storage is covered, bicycle storage is available, and garage parking is there if you need it. Out on North Broad Street, the neighborhood around 545 N Broad carries the particular energy of a corridor mid-reinvention: older storefronts and newer arrivals existing in easy proximity, coffee available within a short walk in multiple directions, and the kind of neighborhood dining that rewards regular patronage. West Poplar sits close enough to Northern Liberties and Fairmount that the options expand considerably once you are in motion. For longer distances, broad transit connections along the North Broad corridor put Center City and beyond well within reach — no car required for the day-to-day, and the city grid opens up from there in every direction. 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.