429 N 13Th St

A six-story, turn-of-the-century former factory in Philadelphia’s Callowhill loft district, the Rebman Building was completed in 1900 and converted into studio and one-bedroom condominium lofts. The structure preserves industrial character — exposed wooden beams, original maple hardwood floors, painted red-brick walls and oversized windows beneath soaring 12–13 foot ceilings — while many units feature modernized kitchens, renovated bathrooms, and in-unit washer/dryers. Layouts range from compact ground-floor live/work studios to expansive multi-level lofts with spiral staircases and private rooftop decks. Common elements include a freight elevator for easy moves, secure double-entry access and a sprinkler/intercom system. Onsite options for garage parking include assigned heated spaces accessed directly by elevator; the building is smoke-free and cat-friendly, with dogs typically restricted. Located between Vine and Spring Garden streets near the Reading Viaduct Rail Park and one block from the Broad Street subway, the property sits within a highly walkable, transit-connected neighborhood with restaurants, galleries, markets and cultural institutions a short walk away.