The Mill at
YORK Station
Embrace Urban Living at The Mill at York Station
1817 E York Street
Philadelphia, PA 19125
(267) 715-1970
The Mill at York Station puts you right in the center of East Kensington’s dynamic transformation. This once-industrial neighborhood has become a vibrant hub buzzing with young professionals, artists, and entrepreneurs. Trendy shops, delicious eats, and exciting nightlife are all just steps away from your stylish apartment. Scroll down to unlock exclusive move-in specials and turn your dream apartment into your reality.
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The Mill At York Station
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1817 East York Street
Philadelphia PA 19125
Overview
The Mill at York Station is more than just a great location. Inside your stylish apartment, expansive layouts and high-end finishes create a comfortable and modern haven. Unwind on your private balcony or soak up the city views from the stunning rooftop terraces.
Here’s what sets this complex apart:
- Luxurious Living: Modern finishes and spacious layouts create a comfortable and stylish apartment home.
- Trendy Location: Live in the heart of East Kensington, a dynamic and evolving community and hub for creativity and culture.
- Unbeatable Views: Relax on the resident’s rooftop lounge and enjoy breathtaking panoramic vistas of the city.
- Stay Connected: A TV/Wi-Fi lounge keeps you connected, while the fitness center helps you stay active.
- Pet-Friendly Community: Bring your pets along. The Mill at York Station welcomes your pets (with some restrictions).
Ready to experience the best of city living? Contact M & M Management today to schedule a tour today!
The Mill at York Station Amenities
Ceiling fans
Fridge and freezer
garbage disposal
Internet/cable ready
Off-street parking
Online maintenance portal
Online rent payment
Parking
Range
Rooftop deck with amazing views
Some units with private balconies
Parking – Call for pricing.
Water/sewer fee: $25 studio, $35 1 BR and $45 2 BR
Pricing
| Floor Plan | Model | Bedrooms | Bathrooms | Rent | Sq Ft | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | N/A | 1 | $1095+ | 470-600 | Check Availability |
| One Bed | 1 | 1 | $1345+ | 650–750 | Check Availability |
| 2 Bedroom (E) | 2 | 1 | $1795+ | 960-1050 | Check Availability |
| 2 Bedroom (B) | 2 | 1 | $1795+ | 960-1050 | Check Availability |
Take a Quick Tour
With spacious floor plans, state-of-the-art amenities, and a vibrant neighborhood, you’ll love calling this place home.
Neighborhood Guide
East Kensington: Where history meets hustle!
East Kensington’s industrial roots have given way to a bustling neighborhood brimming with life. Stroll down brick-lined streets dotted with trendy galleries, buzzing workshops, and hidden-gem cafes. East Kensington fosters a real sense of community, where artists and entrepreneurs come together to make their mark.
Hungry for adventure (or just a delicious meal)?
East Kensington’s culinary scene is as diverse as its residents. From farm-to-table cafes to innovative gastropubs, there’s something to tantalize every taste bud. Sustainability reigns supreme here, with many eateries sourcing their ingredients locally, giving you a taste of the freshest flavors Philly has to offer.
Living in Fishtown and East Kensington
The Mill at York Station sits on York Street, where Fishtown meets East Kensington, one block from SEPTA’s York-Dauphin station. That puts two of Philadelphia’s liveliest River Wards neighborhoods on your doorstep, with a quick ride into Center City whenever you need it.
A neighborhood with deep roots
Fishtown takes its name from the fishing trade that built it: early residents held fishing rights along the Delaware River, and the name was in use by at least 1808. Today its brick rowhomes and former industrial buildings sit alongside restaurants, cafes, galleries and shops, especially along Frankford Avenue and Girard Avenue, the neighborhood’s main commercial corridors.
Getting around
- The El: York-Dauphin station on the Market-Frankford Line is one block from The Mill, for a direct ride into Center City.
- Trolley and bus: SEPTA’s Route 15 trolley runs along Girard Avenue, and bus routes cross the neighborhood.
- On foot and by bike: Fishtown’s flat streets and bike lanes make it easy to run errands without a car, and the Delaware River waterfront is close by.
Parks and places to go
Penn Treaty Park sits on the Delaware River waterfront, and the historic Palmer Cemetery, founded around 1732, is one of the neighborhood’s landmarks. For a night out, Frankford Avenue and the surrounding blocks are known for live music venues, bars, restaurants and independent shops, all a short walk or ride from home.
Studio living at The Mill
In a neighborhood where so much happens outside your front door, a studio can be all the space you need. The Mill at York Station’s studios run from about 470 to 600 square feet, with modern finishes, in-unit washer and dryer and central heating and cooling. When you want more room, the fitness room, resident lounge, courtyard and rooftop deck with city views are part of the building. Look for a smart layout, good natural light and storage when you tour, and compare our studio, one- and two-bedroom floor plans in the pricing table above.
Quick answers
Is parking available?
Yes. The Mill at York Station has off-street parking. Call for current parking pricing.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, with some restrictions. The building has a rooftop dog park and a dog washing station.
How big are the studios?
Studios at The Mill range from about 470 to 600 square feet. See the pricing table for current floor plans.
How do I get to Center City?
Walk one block to York-Dauphin station and take SEPTA’s Market-Frankford Line straight into Center City.
M&M Property Management is an Equal Housing Opportunity provider — all are welcome, and reasonable accommodations are available for individuals with disabilities.
