Beautiful quiet 1BR home | House in Philadelphia

The Philly Lily Pad by RO*JO

Beautiful quiet and narrow tree lined street with murals of works from renowned local artists on neighboring homes exterior walls and shrubbery abound. Walking home never became so fun.
NO Smoking/Parties not allowed

In order to honor your reservation with us, please answer the following questions:

1) What is the purpose of your stay?
2) Have you read our policies on no parties, andno smokingas well as house rules and no noise complaints? (**Please make sure to read through the listing, most importantly the house rules/policy forproper guidance.)
3) Do you agree with our terms?
4) Please send us your email address so we can send you the House Policy Agreement that you need to sign electronically

Please notethat we are unable to send your arrival instructionsor allow entryuntil ALL 3 ofthese questions are answered.House Policy Agreement will be sent to your email and needs to be signed prior to check-in. We apologize for the need to do this, sadly a few bad apples have caused the need for these extra steps.

Additional Note: We only provide toiletries good for the first 24-48 hour use. Please bring your own or purchase at the nearby grocery stores or pharmacies for longer stays.
We are professional hosts and this is our living, hence you can be assured that while you will be able to reach a live person 24 hours a day, we will not be pestering you, other than to initially make sure that you are comfortable. So in short, we will be there for you when you need us.
410 Fulton Street has a Walk Score of 99 out of 100. This location is a Walker’s Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.

410 Fulton Street is a one minute walk from the BSL NRG Station to Fern Rock TC at the Lombard South Station - BSL stop.

This location is in the Queen Village - Pennsport neighborhood in Philadelphia. Nearby parks include Tomb of Unknown Soldier of Revolution (historical), Starr Garden Recreation Center and Cianfrani Park.

Though it’s home to some of the oldest residences in Philadelphia, Queen Village simmers with modern energy, making it an ideal neighborhood for visitors who love to keep their fashion, food and fun low-key and local.

A homey, welcoming tangle of narrow blocks, attractive architecture and mature trees, the area began as a working-class suburb. It eventually folded into the city proper in the mid-1800s. This unique history, coupled with its prime waterfront location and the old-time aesthetic charm, helps Queen Village stand out as one of Philly’s most stable and stirring pockets of city life.

Queen Village is extremely accessible and navigable by foot and bicycle, a perk not lost on residents particular about dining, drinking and shopping close to home.

Some great local restaurants include:
Little Fish: A few different chefs have run Little Fish over the years, but now that owner Alex Yoon, a Philly native with experience working at Le Bec-Fin, Benu in San Francisco, and Mirazur in the French Riviera, is at the helm, it’s better than ever. The tiny BYOB uses a chalkboard menu for its ever-changing lineup of fresh seafood, often prepared with flavors from different Asian cuisines. There’s always a mix of raw and cooked fish, along with pasta and seasonal focaccia.

Bistrot La Minette: Make like a Parisian at Peter Woolsey’s Bistrot La Minette, where all the French touches are just right. On a nice night, dine al fresco at one of the bistro tables out front or step into the narrow dining room with its art-lined walls and petite bar. It’s hard to go wrong with the tried-and-true menu here that includes escargot, foie gras, ratatouille, and pot de creme.

Hungry Pigeon : Whether it’s breakfast, brunch, or dinner, Fabric Row’s all-day cafe Hungry Pigeon is always bustling. In the morning, snag one of co-owner/pastry chef Pat O’Malley’s croissants, or a mile-high egg sandwich layered with a thick hash brown. It’s co-owner Scott Schroeder’s turn to get creative in the evening with a menu that changes frequently based on what’s in season.

Best place to get cofee?
Red Hook Coffee and Tea
Three Graces Coffee Co.
You will walk into this 3 story trinity on the ground floor (please note that as with all trinities that the stairs are super narrow and steep and certainly not for the faint of heart) as you enter the home you will be greeted by this modern and fun kitchen. Opt to drink your morning coffee or evening glass of wine at the kitchen island or walk outside to the cute rear private garden with string lighting and mosaic tile floor.

As you watch your head you’ll climb the first set of spiral stairs to the first floor where you’ll find the lounge area, office area and bathroom with fun colors to remind you that you are here to enjoy and relax.

You’ll head upto the 2nd floor and another spiral staircase and realize why we said it’s not for the faint of heart. But it’s here that you’ll relax with the queen sized bed. Please note you will see a 3rd flight of stairs but that’s only to be used for maintenance purposes so do not enter. Now that you have settled in, take a walk and check out some of the awesome restaurants that are close by.
Within walking distance to the Italian Market, Head-house Square Farmers' Market, Mario Lanza dog park & all of the great restaurants and shops Queen Village has to offer.

Beautiful quiet 1BR home is located in Queen Village. Beautiful quiet 1BR home provides accommodation, featuring TV, Child Friendly, Internet, among other amenities. This House features TV, Child Friendly, Internet, to make your stay a comfortable one.

Beautiful quiet 1BR home has 1 Bedroom , 1 Bathroom, and max occupancy of 2 people. The minimum rental for this property is 1 nights, but this can change depending on the season you plan on staying. Previous guests have given good rated it, and VRBO labeled it a top-rated House because of the excellent services rendered by the owner or manager of this House, and has consistently provided great experiences for their guests. Most families or guests that use it recommend it to their friends and some of them are repeat guests. House has a friendly neighborhood, and the Queen Village has interesting places to visit. If you want to learn more about the House in Queen Village, such as places to visit and things to do nearby, you can check below to learn more.