2429 Locust St

Locust Point is a six-story, early-20th-century boutique condominium in Philadelphia’s Fitler Square neighborhood, originally constructed around 1900 and adapted into loft-style residences. The building contains predominantly one-bedroom floorplans and a mix of lofted layouts with high ceilings, oversized south- and west-facing windows, exposed brick and ductwork in select units, and hardwood or carpeted floors. Interiors commonly feature open floor plans, updated kitchens with stainless appliances and granite or upgraded countertops, in-unit laundry in many units, walk-in closets, recessed lighting and a range of bathroom types from tub-shower combos to walk-in showers. Common areas were recently refreshed and include an elevator, a lobby lounge, shared patio with grilling space, on-site fitness center, and a fenced dog run/small dog park. Residents also have access to assigned deeded or covered garage parking and private storage lockers. Exterior traits are urban and walkable: sidewalks, street lighting, exterior building lighting, and immediate adjacency to the Schuylkill River Park and Trail. The building operates with standard condo services and a homeowners association that covers select utilities and maintenance; it is pet friendly and appeals to those seeking maintenance-free city living near universities, hospitals and transit hubs.