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Student Housing in Philadelphia, PA
$600/unit
Fees may apply1409 Jefferson St
$500+/unit
Fees may apply1411 N 15th St
$550+/unit
Fees may apply1415 N 15th St
$550+/unit
Fees may apply1430 N Carlisle St
$600/unit
Fees may apply1520 Fontain St
$600+/unit
Fees may apply1522 W Diamond St
$525+/unit
Fees may apply1536 W Diamond St
$550+/unit
Fees may apply1609 Willington St
$600+/unit
Fees may apply1611 Willington St
$600+/unit
Fees may apply1632 Cecil B Moore Ave
$550/unit
Fees may apply1725 Page St
$550/unit
Fees may apply1805 N Bouvier St
$600+/unit
Fees may apply1819 N 17th St
$600/unit
Fees may apply1833 N Bouvier St
$600+/unit
Fees may apply2251 N Broad St
$500+/unit
Fees may apply2316 N Park Ave
$500+/unit
Fees may apply2319 N Park Ave
$599/unit
Fees may applyTemple Nest Apartments
$600/unit
Fees may applyThe Berks
$479+/unit
Fees may applyUniversity Village Temple
About Student Housing in Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is the sixth-largest city in the country and one of its great college towns, home to the University of Pennsylvania, Temple University, Drexel, and dozens of other schools that put students in nearly every neighborhood. University City in West Philadelphia anchors Penn and Drexel, while Temple's main campus shapes North Philadelphia around the Cecil B. Moore corridor and Templetown. Between them sits a dense, historic, walkable city built on a famous grid, from Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell to the museum-lined Benjamin Franklin Parkway and the Philadelphia Museum of Art's iconic steps. Students get world-class culture for little: the rivers, Fairmount Park, public markets, and a pro sports scene that unites the city.
Best Neighborhoods for Students in Philadelphia
University City
The hub for Penn and Drexel in West Philadelphia, walkable and packed with campus life, study spots, and quick transit.
Templetown
Around Temple, the Cecil B. Moore corridor and Templetown put undergrads steps from the main campus.
Fairmount
Near the art museum and parkway, it offers leafy rowhouse streets and a calmer feel close to Center City.
Getting Around Philadelphia as a Student
Here's what you need to know about getting around Philadelphia.