1027 N 4Th St

Cobblestone Court is a converted historic masonry complex in Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, originally constructed circa 1900 and reconfigured into 23 condominium shell units during a 2005–2006 adaptive reuse. The gated enclave is arranged around a landscaped common courtyard with seating, a firepit, bike parking, and secured mail/package facilities, providing a semi-private community feel despite the central location. Units are predominantly bi-level townhome or trinity-style layouts offered as one- and two-bedroom plans (including some one-bedroom-plus-den and two-bedroom-plus-den configurations) across three- and four-story buildings with additional basement space in several homes. Interior finishes vary but commonly include oak hardwood floors, recessed lighting, skylights, eat-in kitchens with cherry cabinetry and granite or upgraded countertops, stainless steel appliances with gas cooking, in-unit or stacked laundry, traditional bathroom finishes with tub-shower combinations, and features like exposed brick, vaulted ceilings in primary bedrooms, and decorative gas fireplaces. Building systems include sprinklers and central HVAC in many units; maintenance is handled via an HOA that manages landscaping, courtyard upkeep, and security for gated access. Street-level sidewalks and street lighting frame the property; on-street parking prevails nearby. The site is a short walk from Liberty Lands Park, the Piazza, restaurants, cafés, and transit options including Market-Frankford Line and multiple bus routes, positioning the complex for urban, walkable city living.