OVERVIEW
1025 Hamilton Street is a 3-story, 35,000 SF building with a rich and varied past. In the mid-1800s, the site served as a school before becoming part of the neighborhood's marble yard in the late 1800s. By the early 1900s, the property had been converted into a machine shop manufacturing boring bars for locomotives and performing lathe work. Today, the building comprises a large open industrial space with clerestory windows and exposed structural trusses, alongside several commercial loft spaces. Love City Brewing Co. occupies the ground floor, while creative office space populates the upper floors. 1025 Hamilton Street awaits new creative-class users to enliven its amalgam of spaces.
Located in the heart of Spring Arts, a rapidly growing neighborhood known for its independently creative personality, the building sits alongside standout spots like Triple Bottom Brewing, Café Lift, Trestle Inn, and Franklin Music Hall, with Old City, Chinatown, and Northern Liberties just next door. The area offers convenient access via multiple SEPTA bus routes and the Market-Frankford and Broad-Ridge Spur subway lines, along with direct highway connections via I-676, I-76, and I-95 to Center City, New Jersey, and the Philadelphia suburbs.