Fitler Square · 19103
Locust Point
2101 Locust St, Philadelphia, PA 19103
$295K
Starting Price
$353K
Median Sold
22
Sales (2020–2026)
40d
Median DOM
About This Building
Locust Point — Overview
Locust Point is a condominium building in Fitler Square, one of Philadelphia’s most sought-after residential neighborhoods. Known for its tree-lined streets, strong community feel, and proximity to the Schuylkill River Trail and Center City, the area attracts a discerning buyer profile.
Our agents have active knowledge of this building and the Fitler Square market. Contact us for a personalized briefing on current availability, pricing trends, and what makes this building distinctive.
Building Amenities
What's Included
Doorman
Fitness Center
Pet Friendly
In-Unit Laundry
Storage Available
Bike Storage
Pool
Rooftop Deck
Garage Parking
Concierge
Shared Laundry
Monthly Condominium Fee
What's Covered
Common Area Maintenance
Trash Removal
Exterior Building Maintenance
Building Management
Snow Removal
Water & Sewer
Sewer
Building Insurance
Lawn Maintenance
Grounds Maintenance
Fee range: $405 – $405/mo — varies by unit size. Contact our team to confirm current details.
Unit Types & Pricing
What's Available
| Unit Type | Typical Size | Sold Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Bedroom | 704 sqft | $295K – $412K |
| 2 Bedroom | 945 sqft | $547K – $578K |
Price ranges from 22 closed MLS sales, Jan 2020 – Jul 2026.
Agent Insights
What Our Agents Know About Fitler Square
- Fitler Square is one of Philadelphia's most intimate and desirable neighborhoods — a small, walkable grid of Victorian rowhouses and boutique condominiums centered on Fitler Square Park and the Schuylkill River Trail. Buyers who find Rittenhouse Square too busy often land here.
- One Riverside stands apart from every other building in the neighborhood as a true luxury high-rise with river views, hotel-level amenities, and a price point that reflects it. The rest of Fitler Square's condo stock is predominantly boutique buildings and townhome-style conversions — a very different character.
- The Schuylkill River Trail is the neighborhood's defining lifestyle amenity. Cyclists, runners, and kayakers use it daily, and proximity to trail access significantly influences pricing on the western edge of the neighborhood.
- Fitler Square has very limited parking — most buildings don't have on-site garages and street parking is competitive. The neighborhood's exceptional walkability and Schuylkill River Trail access make it genuinely car-optional for many residents.
- The neighborhood borders Center City, Graduate Hospital, and University City — making it attractive to buyers who need flexibility in multiple directions. HUP, CHOP, and Penn are all within cycling distance, which creates consistent demand from the medical and academic communities.