About 425 W Thompson St
Welcome to 425 W. Thompson Street, where the southern light pours in, the space actually lets you breathe, and dinner plans are never more than a few blocks away.
Step inside and you'll feel it right away: this home is bright, open, and generous in all the ways that matter. The bedrooms are real bedrooms, room for a king bed, a desk, a nursery, a Peloton, whatever your life looks like right now. And storage? We know that's the thing nobody brags about until they don't have it. Here, you've got it. Closets that close. Space for the holiday decorations, the bikes, and the stuff you swear you'll sort through someday.
Then there's the outdoor space. And there's plenty of it.
???? Out back, a big private patio with alley access is ready for summer grilling, container gardens, or somewhere to stash the bikes. Head all the way up and you'll find the roof deck ☀️????, a large one, with open sky and city views. Take your morning coffee up there, host a few friends for sunset drinks, or catch a few fireworks on the Fourth. Two outdoor spaces in Olde Kensington? That's the kind of thing that turns a house into the place everyone wants to hang out.
And now, let's talk about dinner. ????
This is one of the best-fed blocks in Philadelphia. Seriously.
????️ Helm, around the corner at 5th & Thompson. A beloved neighborhood BYOB with a seasonal, ever-changing menu. Bring your own bottle, walk home.
???? Laser Wolf, a quick stroll away. Michael Solomonov's charcoal-grill skewer house, featured by the Michelin Guide. Good luck getting a reservation; you'll have the advantage of living next door.
????️ Kalaya and Suraya, over the line in Fishtown. Two of the city's most talked-about tables for Thai and Lebanese.
???? Wm. Mulherin's Sons and Middle Child Clubhouse. Wood-fired pizza in a gorgeous old whiskey building, and the sandwich-and-cocktails spot everyone's still buzzing about.
Getting around is easy. ????♀️????
Walk everywhere: Fishtown's Frankford Ave, Northern Liberties, and Girard Ave are all right at your door. The Route 15 trolley stops at 5th & Girard, just a block away. The El's Girard Station is a short walk for a quick ride into Center City. Drivers get easy access to I-95 and 676 for commuting.
Weekends, sorted. ????
Stroll the Piazza, bring the dog to Liberty Lands Park, grab a pint at one of the neighborhood breweries, or catch a show at the Fillmore on Delaware Ave. There's always something going on, and you'll be right in the middle of it.
Bright, roomy, and surrounded by some of the best food in Philly. Come see it before someone else claims their seat at the table. ????
