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2020 E Fletcher St #1-2
2020 E Fletcher St #1-2, Philadelphia, PA 19125, USA

Monthly rent	$4,950
Beds	4
Baths	3.5
Sqft	3,002

Monthly rent	$4,950
Beds	4
Baths	3.5
Sqft	3,002

3 Days Ago

Location

2020 E Fletcher St #1-2, Philadelphia, PA 19125, USA|Kensington

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Contact

Warren R Miller

Compass

(267) 664-1388

Property Overview

This summary uses Zumper’s proprietary data. “Things you’ll love” and “Great for” are based on our internal analyses of market trends and renter insights.

Things you’ll love

More space
Covered parking
Images available

Great for

Eco living
Social life

Amenities for 2020 E Fletcher St #1-2, Kensington

Apartment Amenities

Central Air	Deck
Hardwood Floor	Three Floors
Walk-in Closet

Building

Business Center	Onsite Laundry
Roof Deck

Grounds

Garage Parking

Outdoor Space

Other

Exterior Type: Masonry

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About 2020 E Fletcher St #1-2

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Apartments in Philadelphia

Kensington

2020 E Fletcher St #1-2, Philadelphia, PA 19125, USA

Property Status: Active AMAZING opportunity to Lease the whole building. Unit 1 is a 3 bed 2.5 bath spacious converted Loft with large deck and Laundry. Unit 2 is a stylish efficiency apartment with garage parking, workshop space, laundry and small outdoor space. Ideal live-work space for makers, hobbyists and/or business owners. Live upstairs in the palatial converted factory and run your business out of the "office" and garage downstairs. First floor unit boasts custom kitchen with stainless steel appliances, sleek center island with barstool seating and granite waterfall countertops. The functionality of the Murphy bed allows for and open floor plan and then conveniently folds down when needed. Built in 1909 intended for use as a carriage house. Evidence of the posts and rings for three original stalls can be seen on the first floor. At the top of the entry stairs is part of the original garage door. The lights in the foyer space are salvaged from the peco building at Susquehanna and American st you might also notice the cove detail where the ceilings meet the walls, a nod to period correct plaster work. The floors throughout are a sanded and sealed oriented strand board, a humble construction material that acts as a warm raw counterpoint to the clean lines and other details of the house. Underneath the floors is the house's radiant heat system, designed and built by the owner. The wood doors in the house were salvaged from two different Victorian homes on the main line that were demolished where currently a Whole Foods stands today. The front and master bedroom doors were set as entry doors. The five panel doors and their matching trim and casing were removed, the paint was stripped and they were sanded and restored to their current state. In the master bed, the doors to the walk in closet and the master bath were custom fabricated for the space. The glass in the bathroom doors was slumped into a diamond texture and sandblasted with an early 20th century anatomical diagram. These were used in an art installation in Seattle by the owner and were repurposed for these doors. The sinks in the master bath were in the university of Pennsylvania chemistry labs. Their age is uncertain but our best guess is from the 30s. The black slate floors in all the bathrooms are from the last slate quarry in Pennsylvania. In slatington (really). You'll notice that the custom fabricated doors all have a similar minimalist trim detail that is mimicked in the window boxes. You ascend to upstairs by the custom staircase and light feature. The material is a similarly humble as the floors but through its attention and treatment transcends its intended purpose. On the third floor an old industrial cart hugs the sectional couch. The cart was original to the crane arts building on American st when it was a manufacturer of ceramic tile, toilets and sinks. The bar is from Harry's occult shop a south street institution for decades that closed in 2012. There is a theory that this casework may have been in the original Wanamaker's department store on market st where Macy's now is. In the kitchen, the orange cabinets are from a defunct lab in blue bell pa. The butcher block was salvaged from a kosher butcher in Brooklyn, the waves are from years of daily use with knife and cleaver. It was sanded in order to smooth the surface but some knife marks remain. The kitchen table is reclaimed from a bowling alley and is a nice chromatic complement to floors and cabinets. L..

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Property highlights

How 2020 E Fletcher St, Philadelphia, PA 19125, USA compares to other nearby properties.

Positives

More space: The 4-bedroom is 802 sqft larger than other listings nearby
Covered parking: Garage, covered, or indoor parking is available at this address
Images available: There are at least 10 photos of this address
Roof deck: Access to public roof space
Walk-in closet: Rentals here may include more closet space than average

Considerations

Greater distance from middle schools: The nearest middle school is farther than 1 mile away

Address details

Neighborhood	Kensington
Zip code	19125
Type	Apartment for rent

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Rent trends in Kensington

4-bedroom apartments at 2020 E Fletcher St #1-2 cost about 46% more than the average rent price for 4-bedroom apartments in Philadelphia.

Median rents as of May 23 2026.

Kensington

Philadelphia

A table of 4-bedroom apartment rental data trends in Philadelphia
Month	Median Rent
June 2024	$2,397
July 2024	$2,324
August 2024	$2,298
September 2024	$2,250
October 2024	$2,237
November 2024	$2,231
December 2024	$2,200
January 2025	$2,202
February 2025	$2,250
March 2025	$2,277
April 2025	$2,284
May 2025	$2,300
June 2025	$2,350
July 2025	$2,400
August 2025	$2,400
September 2025	$2,376
October 2025	$2,271
November 2025	$2,199
December 2025	$2,183
January 2026	$2,106
February 2026	$2,200
March 2026	$2,303
April 2026	$2,400
May 2026	$2,436

A table of 4-bedroom apartment rental data trends in Kensington
Month	Median Rent
June 2024	$1,924
July 2024	$2,303
August 2024	$2,260
September 2024	$2,091
October 2024	$2,083
November 2024	$2,044
December 2024	$1,860
January 2025	$1,575
February 2025	$1,756
March 2025	$2,214
April 2025	$2,552
May 2025	$2,299
June 2025	$2,873
July 2025	$2,997
August 2025	$2,663
September 2025	$2,595
October 2025	$2,520
November 2025	$2,476
December 2025	$2,288
January 2026	$2,756
February 2026	$2,948
March 2026	$3,043
April 2026	$3,184
May 2026	$3,400

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Bedrooms

4+ bedrooms

Rent-to-income ratio

30%

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Rent history

Check out the past listing prices for monthly rent at 2020 E Fletcher St, Philadelphia, PA.
				Bath
	7 years ago	$2,495	3 bed	2.5 bath
	7 years ago	$2,495	3 bed	2.5 bath

Schools near 2020 E Fletcher St #1-2

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Getting around Philadelphia near 2020 E Fletcher St #1-2

Walking

10/10

No car? No problem. Everything you need is within a few blocks.

Driving

4/10

This area is accessible to thoroughfares and has ample parking options.

Cycling

7/10

Peddling isn’t a problem with cyclist-friendly streets and bikeable destinations.

Transit

9/10

Getting around is a breeze; rapid transit and bus lines are a few blocks away.

Points of interest for 2020 E Fletcher St #1-2, Philadelphia

Groceries

9/10

At least one supermarket within a 10-minute walk

Shopping

7/10

Several shops within a few minutes’ walk

Cafes

6/10

Some cafés within a few minutes’ walk

Restaurants

8/10

Wide variety of restaurants within a few minutes’ walk

Primary schools

9/10

At least one elementary school within a 10-minute walk

High schools

9/10

At least one high school within a 5-minute walk

Parks

8/10

Large amount of park space nearby

Nightlife

6/10

Several bars within a few minutes’ walk

Other units at this address

2020 E Fletcher St, Philadelphia, PA

2020 E Fletcher St Philadelphia, PA

Occupied

3 Beds, 2.5 Baths

3 Beds

2.5 Baths

3,002 sqft

$2,495

Walk-In Closets • Furnished

Listed by Warren Miller

Days on market: 2648

Built in 1909 intended for use as a carriage house. Evidence of the posts and rings for three original stalls can be seen on the first floor. At the top of the entry stairs is part of the original garage door. The lights in the foyer space are salvaged from the peco building at Susquehanna and American st you might also notice the cove detail where the ceilings meet the walls, a nod to period correct plaster work. The floors throughout are a sanded and sealed oriented strand board, a humble construction material that acts as a warm raw counterpoint to the clean lines and other details of the house. Underneath the floors is the house~s radiant heat system, designed and built by the owner. The wood doors in the house were salvaged from two different Victorian homes on the main line that were demolished where currently a Whole Foods stands today. The front and master bedroom doors were set as entry doors. The five panel doors and their matching trim and casing were removed, the paint was stripped and they were sanded and restored to their current state. In the master bed, the doors to the walk in closet and the master bath were custom fabricated for the space. The glass in the bathroom doors was slumped into a diamond texture and sandblasted with an early 20th century anatomical diagram. These were used in an art installation in Seattle by the owner and were repurposed for these doors. The sinks in the master bath were in the university of Pennsylvania chemistry labs. Their age is uncertain but our best guess is from the 30s. The black slate floors in all the bathrooms are from the last slate quarry in Pennsylvania. In slatington (really). You~ll notice that the custom fabricated doors all have a similar minimalist trim detail that is mimicked in the window boxes. You ascend to upstairs by the custom staircase and light feature. The material is a similarly humble as the floors but through its attention and treatment transcends its intended purpose. On the third floor an old industrial cart hugs the sectional couch. The cart was original to the crane arts building on American st when it was a manufacturer of ceramic tile, toilets and sinks. The bar is from Harry~s occult shop a south street institution for decades that closed in 2012. There is a theory that this casework may have been in the original Wanamaker~s department store on market st where Macy~s now is. In the kitchen, the orange cabinets are from a defunct lab in blue bell pa. The butcher block was salvaged from a kosher butcher in Brooklyn, the waves are from years of daily use with knife and cleaver. It was sanded in order to smooth the surface but some knife marks remain. The kitchen table is reclaimed from a bowling alley and is a nice chromatic complement to floors and cabinets. Lastly the third floor bathroom, the wainscoting is the building~s original roof decking. The sink is reclaimed from the old peco building on American st. As is the mirror frame, originally a transformer cover. The house also boasts a nice deck space for outdoor hosting. Conveniently located a short walk to the El, major highways, and Fishtown~s popular shops and restaurants. Will consider renting fully or partially furnished.