Welcome to Unit 3D at the Winne Building, a beautiful example of Old City’s historic architecture. Beautifully restored original pine wood floors and exposed brick preserve the character of this former warehouse, while large windows with generous sills fill the home with natural light and overlook historic cobblestone Cuthbert Street. One of the building’s largest one-bedroom layouts, this third-floor residence offers an open living and dining area, with ceiling fans for added comfort. The kitchen is designed for cooking and entertaining. Cherry cabinetry and granite countertops complement the home’s original finishes, and the Bosch stainless steel appliances are about a year old. The dual-fuel range combines the responsive heat of a gas cooktop with an electric oven for baking and roasting. Pull up a stool at the granite counter and keep the conversation going while dinner comes together. A hall closet and separate laundry room sit just off the kitchen. The spacious bedroom has a walk-in closet, and the bathroom opens to the hallway. A storage area in the basement provides additional space. 38 N. Front St. was originally built in 1833 as a warehouse for Nathan Trotter & Company, a metal importer. Today, the historically designated Winne Building offers a secure entrance, elevator access, and a shared courtyard. Step outside and enjoy the best of Old City, from coffee around the corner to an afternoon browsing galleries and boutiques or dinner at a neighborhood favorite. With a Walk Score of 97%, it’s easy to explore the neighborhood on foot. The new park at Penn’s Landing will offer a lovely place to slow down along the Delaware River, just beyond the bustle of the neighborhood. Numerous public transportation options and easy access to I-95 make it convenient to get around. Welcome home!