2429-41 Locust St

Locust Point is a six-story, early-20th-century brick loft conversion in Philadelphia’s Fitler Square / Schuylkill River corridor. Originally an industrial/bible-factory structure built in 1908 and rehabilitated into condominiums, the property houses primarily one-bedroom loft residences with open floor plans, high ceilings, oversized industrial-style windows and exposed structural elements like beams or concrete columns. Individual homes commonly feature hardwood floors, updated kitchens with granite counters and stainless appliances, washer/dryer hookups, and spa-finished baths. Common areas include a two-story, light-filled lobby with seating, a fitness room located off the lobby, an outdoor resident patio and a fenced dog run; the building also provides storage lockers, package room, elevator access and on-site weekday management. Exterior improvements include sidewalk lighting and a tree-lined street presence; some units include garage parking (available for a fee) and bike storage when available. The association enforces pet rules (limits apply), maintains a remaining tax abatement on some units, and preserves soundproofing between residences. Its immediate setting is quiet and shaded yet highly walkable — a short stroll to the Schuylkill River Trail, waterfront park amenities, transit at 30th Street Station, University City and Rittenhouse Square.