This expansive 1,300-square-foot, light-filled studio is nestled in the vibrant Greene Street Artists Cooperative, located in Philadelphia's historic Germantown neighborhood. This stunning space boasts a 1000-square-foot main level and an additional 300-square-foot loft, offering ample room for both creative work and comfortable living. A large closet, originally designed to be a photographer's darkroom, could be used as a second bedroom, provide storage, or be returned to a darkroom. Facing east, the studio is bathed in gorgeous dappled morning light, with the windows that face Howell Park's old oak trees. It also has a large private outdoor space right outside the unit. It's very private, but also feels open and airy at the same time. The communal space features a spacious lawn adorned with mature trees, a community garden (where each member has their own plot), a cozy fire pit, and a secure gated parking area. Additionally, the building offers shared, coin-operated laundry facilities for added convenience. Located near the scenic Wissahickon, Mt. Airy, and East Falls neighborhoods, as well as Germantown Avenue and the Schuylkill River, this location is a serene artist retreat with easy access to both nature and the city. About Greene Street Artists Cooperative (GSAC): GSAC is home to a close-knit community for artists. Becoming a member of the Greene Street Artists Cooperative is more than just finding a place to live, it's joining a creative community where where artists live and work side by side to make this building and its grounds vibrant and creative. This unique space is perfect for a respectful, community-minded artist who values both privacy and creative freedom. Residents are expected to contribute a few hours of committee work each month. PLEASE NOTE: To be eligible to purchase this unit, applicant must identify as an ARTIST, with proof of an active artistic practice. Additionally, we can only offer financing through Philadelphia's First Trust Bank. Please find more information regarding the application process, including membership eligibility, membership application and the bylaws on the Greene Street Artist Cooperative's website.