Lofts, condos and townhouses in Old City, ZIP 19106. Front Street to 6th, and Walnut and Dock up to Florist Street.


Most Old City homes are in large buildings, and most are rented. People here live in historic townhouses, industrial lofts and new condos.
Some condo buildings started out as something else, like a 1900 hardware store turned into condos in the 1980s. Tell us the entry and the elevator.
Lofts can come with factory windows and exposed brick. Tall glass and rough brick take longer, so mention them when you book.
The number of homes in Old City has grown sharply. Moving into a brand-new unit with dust everywhere? Book a post-construction clean first.
Elfreth’s Alley still has 32 homes built between 1728 and 1836. On an alley, give us the nearest street a car can use.

Rentals make up most homes here, so plan a clean for the gap between tenants.
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New units keep opening and old lofts keep getting redone. We lift the dust off every surface.
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Studios and one-bedrooms are the bulk of homes here. Book one visit, or set a schedule.
What’s included →Old City’s side streets are full of alleyways.
Tell us where the cleaners can park and which door is yours.
The Parking Authority’s Autopark at Olde City, 125 South 2nd Street, is open 24 hours, seven days a week. If your building has a visitor spot, say so.
PPA guest day passes are online only now, with the visiting car’s plate entered in the portal. Registering one? Note it when you book.
Cobblestone streets are still part of Old City. The cleaners carry their gear in, so tell us the shortest way to your door.
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Not sure which cleaning fits? Call or text and we’ll tell you what we’d book for your home.
Call or text 215.798.7576Local facts on this page: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020-2024, Old City District, The Philadelphia Inquirer, SEPTA, Philadelphia Parking Authority, Visit Philadelphia.
The Old City District’s service area covers 22 blocks: Florist Street on the north, Walnut and Dock Streets on the south, 6th Street on the west and Front Street on the east. Visit Philadelphia puts the center around 5th and Arch. If your address sits near an edge, book with it anyway, since we clean all of it.
Yes. Old City residents live in industrial loft apartments as well as townhouses and new condos. One converted building was a 1900 hardware store before it became condos in the 1980s. Lofts like that can have factory windows and exposed brick. Add your elevator, entry steps and any high windows to your booking notes.
Yes. Elfreth’s Alley has had residents since 1702, and its 32 homes were built between 1728 and 1836. Other side streets have alleyways of their own, and some blocks are still cobblestone. Tell us the nearest place to park and the shortest walk to your door, and the cleaners will bring their supplies in.
Tell us in your booking notes. The PPA’s Autopark at Olde City sits at 125 South 2nd Street and is open around the clock, every day. On a permit block you can add the cleaners’ car as a virtual guest pass online. A visitor spot in your building works too, so mention it.
Book online, or call or text 215.798.7576.
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One-time deep cleanings of $250 or more, booked online. One per household. Can’t be combined with other offers, the x98 Specials or PhillyCare+. Enter the code when you book online.