$1,760/month

Wood-plank flooring pulls the eye from the entry all the way to the windows on the fifth floor of The Quincy — a building that completed construction in 2023 and carries every advantage of a space no prior tenant has ever reshaped around their own habits. Unit 503 delivers 496 square feet that arrive without revision history, without worn-down thresholds, without the residue of someone else's arrangement. The kitchen is where the apartment states its case most directly. Quartz countertops run a wide, uninterrupted workspace — room for a full spread, a second project running alongside the first, and the coffee you poured before you started any of it. Soft-close cabinets shut without a sound and open with the same quiet ease, keeping the morning routine from announcing itself to the rest of the apartment. The stainless steel lineup covers the full range: a stove with a range hood positioned directly above, a refrigerator with a built-in ice maker, a dishwasher for the aftermath of any ambitious evening, a microwave for every night that calls for a simpler approach, and a disposal that moves the routine along without ceremony. Because the floor plan is fully open, none of this happens in isolation. Kitchen and living area share the same unobstructed air, light traveling across both surfaces without interruption — so a task at the counter never cuts you off from whatever is happening three steps away. The bedroom is calm and self-contained. Ample closet space gives your wardrobe genuine room to exist in an organized way, and window treatments are already in place, so the morning light is yours to manage from the first day. An in-unit full-size washer and dryer fold into the layout without crowding it. Central air conditioning keeps the temperature on your terms, and keyless entry means the door opens the moment you reach it, without searching for anything. The Quincy's shared amenities extend the apartment outward in every direction. A 24-hour fitness center sits downstairs and ready before the city fully stirs. A rooftop deck opens the skyline in a way that no interior square footage can replicate — a place to end the evening with open air and an unfiltered view of the Spring Garden corridor below. The resident lounge comes with a kitchenette and can be reserved for gatherings, the game room offers something more casual, and the concierge is a floor below whenever you need something handled. Package delivery storage means nothing waits unattended. Complimentary bike storage and a dog wash room round out the practical side of the building, alongside a dedicated dog walk area and a zen garden that earns the name on the mornings when you need a slower pace before the day accelerates. Poplar is a neighborhood in the middle of its own next chapter — 2023-built buildings rising alongside long-established rowhouse blocks, new businesses threading into corridors that have been here for decades, and the energy of a community that is still being written rather than already finished. Spring Garden Street puts that momentum directly at the door, with the texture of an established city neighborhood and the forward pull of one still taking shape. The daily rhythm here tends to build itself. Coffee, the lobby, the elevator, the fitness center or the rooftop depending on the morning — and then the city, in whatever direction the day requires. 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.