$2,507/month

Built in 2023 and unencumbered by anything that came before, Unit 809 at Mily on Green brings you to the ninth floor with a floor plan that declares its intentions immediately — 876 square feet arranged across two bedrooms and one full bath, vinyl plank flooring running from the threshold through the entire living space in one continuous gesture that makes the open layout feel like a breathing room rather than a floor plan on paper. The kitchen is where this apartment earns sustained attention. Upgraded countertops extend across a surface broad and generous enough to absorb a full dinner from raw ingredients to plated without asking you to renegotiate your mise en place at every step. The tile backsplash rises behind the stainless steel lineup and anchors the composition with texture and intention: refrigerator with ice maker, stove, microwave, dishwasher, and garbage disposal, every station filled, every appliance installed and ready from the first evening you unpack groceries. Because the layout refuses to wall off cooking from living, the two spaces share the same continuous air — a conversation in the living area remains a conversation in the kitchen, and nobody disappears mid-sentence behind a closed threshold. Walk-in closets in both bedrooms handle storage without asking for creative solutions, and window treatments are already in place so you govern how the light behaves by the hour, pulling it in or easing it back without rearranging anything else. The in-home washer and dryer tuck the laundry routine entirely inside the apartment, which turns what might otherwise be a building errand into something that simply runs in the background of an ordinary evening. At 545 N Broad Street, the building itself is a 2023 construction with controlled access, elevator service, and a security guard presence that together give the entry experience a composed, unhurried quality. The fitness center is on-site for a morning that starts with movement before the city outside has fully assembled itself. The rooftop deck and landscaped green roof offer a different relationship to Philadelphia entirely — not street-level energy, but altitude and open air, the kind of pause that resets the day before dinner. A TV lounge, community lounge, and coworking space give you options beyond the apartment walls without requiring you to leave the building, and the meeting room serves the occasional professional obligation that works better in a dedicated setting. High-speed Wi-Fi is included throughout, storage lockers provide a home for the gear that doesn't belong in a bedroom, and bicycle storage handles the two-wheeled part of the commute. Garage parking is available for residents who keep a car, and reserved spots eliminate the daily uncertainty of street parking on North Broad. Pets are welcome here — cats and dogs both — with breed and size restrictions and a deposit required, so the building accommodates the full household rather than asking you to leave part of it behind. The Somerset MFL station is accessible from this address, and from there the ride to Center City is direct, putting downtown Philadelphia within reach without a car, without circling a garage, without the particular tax of a complicated commute. That proximity reframes how you think about the city — not as a destination that requires effort, but as an extension of wherever the morning takes you. Ninth-floor living in a building with no inherited compromises, a kitchen that invites a real cooking life, and a rooftop above you for the evenings that deserve more than four walls — this is what it looks like when a building is designed from the ground up with daily life at the center of every decision. 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.