Vinyl plank flooring runs the full length of Unit 312, and the effect is immediate — a clean, continuous surface that ties the open floor plan together and makes 767 square feet read as a single, coherent home. This is a 2023 building on North Broad Street, and the apartment reflects that in the way new buildings do when they have been built with intention: nothing has been patched, adjusted, or carried forward from a previous occupant. The materials are as they were installed, the finishes are on their original terms, and the whole apartment exists as a kind of blank ledger, ready to take on the shape of your routines.
The kitchen anchors the main living space and earns that position. Upgraded countertops run a broad, uninterrupted expanse — not a narrow strip to work around, but a genuine surface where a full meal can unfold from start to finish without crowding. The tile backsplash adds visual depth and practical utility in equal measure, and stainless steel appliances occupy every necessary station: refrigerator with ice maker, stove, microwave, dishwasher, and disposal. Because the floor plan refuses to draw a wall between cooking and living, the kitchen and the main room exist as one continuous space. Whoever has settled in with a book or a show remains visible, present, and part of whatever the evening is becoming. The in-home washer and dryer sit within the unit itself, which means laundry runs on your schedule without occupying any part of your mind.
The two bedrooms are arranged with real purpose. One sits at entry level — a practical detail that matters when your arms are full and you are not looking for a climb. Window treatments are in place throughout, giving you the ability to shape how much morning light filters through and when the day begins at full brightness. The whole apartment is composed without being fussy, and the open layout makes it feel more expansive than its footprint might suggest.
The Somerset station on the Market-Frankford Line sits close enough to make the ride to Center City genuinely part of the routine rather than an event. North Broad connects in multiple directions, and the surrounding corridor has been changing steadily — new dining, neighborhood staples, and the kind of access that makes leaving the garage optional on most days. Speaking of the garage: reserved parking is available, bicycle storage is on-site, and the building operates with controlled access throughout.
The shared spaces at Mily on Green reflect the same care as the individual units. The rooftop deck and landscaped green roof give the building a genuine outdoor dimension, with views across a city that looks different from elevation. The fitness center, coworking space, community lounge, and TV lounge each serve a different part of the day — the morning workout, the focused afternoon, the low-key evening. High-speed Wi-Fi is included across the building, there is a meeting room for when the coworking table needs a door, and storage lockers are available for whatever does not fit cleanly into the apartment. A security guard and controlled access bring an additional layer of attentiveness to the building overall.
Cats and dogs are permitted with applicable deposit, number, size, weight, and breed considerations in effect — residents are encouraged to confirm current parameters directly.
Life in Unit 312 settles into a rhythm quickly. The floor plan supports it, the building sustains it, and North Broad Street puts the city within reach without asking you to give up the quiet that a 2023 building carries in its walls. 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.
