FRANCISVILLE

About Francisville

Nestled in North Philadelphia, Francisville is a vibrant urban neighborhood that's attracting young professionals and families alike. But what's it really like to live there? Let's delve into the unique character of this revitalized community.

Walkable Streets and Bustling Energy

One of the biggest perks of calling Francisville home is its pedestrian-friendly atmosphere. With cafes, shops, and restaurants lining the streets, you can ditch the car and explore the neighborhood on foot. This walkability fosters a strong sense of community, where you're likely to encounter friendly faces on your daily errands.

A Culinary Scene to Savor

Foodies will rejoice in Francisville's diverse culinary scene. Whether you crave a gourmet coffee and pastry at a local cafe or a cozy pub dinner with friends, there's something to tantalize every taste bud. The neighborhood is also known for its trendy bars and gastropubs, offering a lively nightlife option.

Green Space and Historical Charm

Despite its urban core, Francisville boasts beautiful green spaces. Fairmount Park, one of the largest landscaped urban parks in the world, is just a stone's throw away, offering ample opportunities for outdoor recreation. History buffs will appreciate the architectural gems scattered throughout the neighborhood, including the majestic Girard College.



A Blend of New and Old

Francisville is a neighborhood on the rise. New construction seamlessly blends with charming historic buildings, reflecting the area's ongoing revitalization. This unique mix creates a dynamic environment that caters to a variety of preferences.

The People of Francisville Appreciate Quality of Living

"Francisville is close to subway and bus stops, and there are plenty of places to walk to as well. I love this part of the city"

la Cour

Drawing inspiration from the historic French Quarter of New Orleans and the Old City of Philadelphia, the name perfectly captures the building's unique character.

THE CIVIC

We built this place to bring the public together - creating an authentic home and gathering place that offers convenience and inspires citizenship.

THE CORINTHIAN

Originally constructed in 1911, this beautiful vintage building served as a dormitory for nurses from a nearby hospital for decades. 

Commute Times

City Hall: 19m. by train, 11m. by car

University of Pennsylvania: 32m. by train, 8m. by car

30th St. Station: 20m. by train, 9m. by car

Boundaries

East to West: Broad Street to the east, and 19th Street to the west.

North to South: Fairmount Avenue to the south, Girard Avenue to the north

Nearby Neighborhoods: Logan Square, Rittenhouse Square, Brewerytown, Northern Liberties