About 720 W Thompson St #416
Fresh drywall, clean finishes, and the particular quiet of a space no one has ever called home — Unit 416 at The Westin arrives exactly as imagined, built from the ground up in 2024 and untouched by anyone before you. There is something singular about being the first to set a coffee mug on the countertop, to break in the kitchen, to decide which window gets the chair. This two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence spanning 912 square feet gives you that chance, with an open floor plan that feels immediately intuitive and a fit-and-finish that reflects construction completed just this year.
The kitchen is where the day begins, and this one earns that role. Upgraded countertops anchor the space with a solidity that reads as permanent, not provisional. The stainless steel appliance suite — refrigerator, stove, microwave, dishwasher, and disposal — sits flush within cabinetry that frames the room cleanly, everything considered and aligned. The open plan means the kitchen doesn't end at a wall. It flows outward, spilling into the living area so that whoever is cooking is still part of the conversation, still connected to the room. Weekend mornings here have a particular rhythm: something on the stove, countertop clear enough to spread out the paper, natural light doing most of the decorating.
Both bedrooms are generous in proportion, each with its own full bathroom, a configuration that makes sharing this home with a partner, a roommate, or a frequent guest genuinely comfortable rather than merely functional. The walk-in closet offers the kind of storage that changes how you feel about getting dressed in the morning — no excavating, no second guessing, just space used well. In-unit washer and dryer mean laundry happens on your schedule, quietly, without a trip to another floor or another building.
The Westin's amenity offering extends well beyond the front door. A fitness center means the morning workout doesn't require a commute of its own. The roof deck puts the Philadelphia skyline within reach on any evening you need it — a place to decompress, watch the sun drop, or simply breathe above the roofline. The clubhouse and meeting room give residents flexible space for work and gathering alike. The picnic area and dog park round out the outdoor offering, and for residents with pets, cats and dogs are welcome here, subject to breed restrictions. Covered parking is available for those who keep a car, and the elevator makes every trip between floors effortless whether you're carrying groceries or moving in.
Northern Liberties and East Poplar sit at an address that has spent the last decade becoming one of Philadelphia's most engaged neighborhoods, and the energy is unmistakable at street level. The Somerset station on the Market-Frankford Line places Center City within a direct, no-transfer ride — the kind of commute that makes car-free living not a sacrifice but a reasonable daily choice. Restaurants, cafés, and independent shops populate the surrounding blocks with the kind of variety that keeps a neighborhood interesting long after the novelty of moving in has settled into routine.
This is Northern Liberties built new, finished with intention, and ready to become someone's first chapter here. 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.
