4301 Spruce St, Philadelphia, PA 19104
FOR RENT

Castle Hill
4301 Spruce St
Philadelphia, PA 19104

Spruce Hill
  • Studio-1 Bed
  • 1 Bath
  • Studio-1 Bed
  • 1 Bath

$1,240 - $1,450/mo

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Description

(267) 715-9955
The Castle Hill Apartments offer beautiful, stylish and exceptionally large studio and one bedroom units in the heart of University City. Located just three blocks from the University of Pennsylvania's campus, you'll be just a few blocks from public transportation and within walking distance of everything the University City area has to offer. Quick access to CVS, Acme, Bridge Cinema and Locust Walk.

Special Offers

Flat Rate Utilities: $30 per person covers heat, hot water and gas included in rent

Office Hours

Mon - Fri
10:00am to 6:00pm

Home Highlights

Pets
No
Parking
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Outdoor
Contact Manager
A/C
Heating only
Utilities Included
Gas, Water, & 1 more
Listed
69 days ago

Details for Castle Hill

Interior Features

Heating & Cooling
Heating: GasHeating Fuel: Gas
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City
Appliances & Utilities
DishwasherLaundry FacilitiesRefrigerator
Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility
Floors: Hardwood

Property Information

Property Type / Style
Property Type: Apartment

Rental

Rent Includes: Gas, Water, Heat

Building

Other
Internet/Satellite: Unknown

Exterior Features

Parking & Garage
Parking: Unknown

Community

24 hour maintenance

Castle Hill Floor Plans & Pricing

Studio (1 Floorplan, 5 Units)

Studio
Studio1ba$1,240 - $1,260
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1 Bedroom (1 Floorplan, 5 Units)

One Bedroom
1bd1ba$1,240 - $1,450
Available Soon
Prices and availability are subject to change without notice.

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Affordability

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For this property
$44,640 PER YEAR
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Neighborhood Overview

Spruce Hill
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What Locals Say about Spruce Hill

  • Trulia User
    "It has places to eat an a movie theater an the college of U of Penn and Drexel is in the area a big park its always some kind of event going on "
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  • Trulia User
    "Clark Park Saturday farmers market where fresh fruits, pastries, and veggies can be purchased. Also dog walking is a common hobby among residents. Local cafes and restaurants are a place to gather "
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  • Trulia User
    "The actual campus area is what it is, but the more residential and community feel starting around Clark Park and heading west until 52nd Street is truly wonderful. Strong community vibes, very safe, robust public transit, lots of diversity, and excellent for bike riders. "
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  • Trulia User
    "There are a lot of small businesses and community events to support them. There is a neighborhood council as well thats very active"
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  • Trulia User
    "make sure you don't have a bad dog and make sure you pick up after your dog all the time keep it clean and safe"
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  • Trulia User
    "I have enjoyed living and working here. However, the recent new development projects are a cause for concern and are changing the dynamics and aesthetic of the neighborhood."
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  • Trulia User
    "I’ve lived here for a while. It’s university city so lots of students but great places to eat, drink and lots of independent and interesting stores."
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  • Trulia User
    "My neighborhood has great access to public transportation, with buses, the MFL, and the trolley all making their way through the area."
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  • Jeremy L.
    "One of the best neighborhoods for families in Philadelphia. Great houses. Some good restaurants. Not great grocery store options."
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  • R. P.
    "Shakespeare In the Park at Clark Park Baltimore Ave $1 Stroll Clark Park Farmer's Market Summer family film series in the park"
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  • Vianney M.
    "You will pass by someone walking their dog at any hour of the day. Everyone seems to be carrying poo bags and have their dogs leashed. "
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  • Kelley V.
    "Almost suburb feel just outside the heart of center city. All the perks of Philly with trees and families."
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  • student
    "I live in this neighborhood and sometimes it's very noisy - people talking and laughing loudly in the middle of the night. Sometimes groups of students are screaming and yelling on the streets. And it can happen that even in the middle of the day some Afro-Americans to scream uncensored words behind you. When you walk on the street people run purposely into you, they don't know to walk in their 'lane'. And on top of that there is so much trash on the streets. It's no fun to live in this neighborhood. Only if you have a job at UPenn or near you can still consider living in West Philly, other than that stay away from this neighborhood. Houses are overpriced and rarely are worth the money. The market is slowing down because the offer is so poor."
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  • Ryan P.
    "We have lots of fun activities especially in the summer. One of my favorites is Movies in Clark park, where families can gather to watch a new movie outside. We also have porchfest, an annual local music showcase on people’s front porches. "
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  • Cakegodfranco
    "The food options are insane and its really quiet. School security patrols also all night so you feel safe."
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  • Weijieliu08
    "My daughter loves dog and i see people walking dogs and that is part of life i liked. Dogs are welcomed."
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  • Kristy A.
    "It’s a dog friendly neighborhood. People pick up after their dogs, and their are adequate space for dog walking."
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  • Ru
    "It’s a great mix of people from different backgrounds. It’s fairly affordable and safe. It feels calm compare to center city "
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  • Subtlepasta
    "We have movie nights in the park during the Summer. Lots of fun and it brings the community together. "
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  • Tiffany C.
    "Wonderful area, close by to every life necessity. No need to have a vehicle if you love the outdoors and don’t have the desire to travel. Neighborhood has plenty to entertain at all ages! "
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  • Kayla L. B.
    "Extremely easy, I have easy access to the trolley and also to the subway. Also most convenient things are within walking distance, and I have the option of many bus stops. "
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  • AC
    "It is a very walkable area. Lots of food choices and some nice outdoor spaces. Quiet at night. Beautiful old homes. "
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  • Stephen j.
    "West philly block parties and overall community feel make our neighborhood very special. I also know the families on my block very well"
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  • Wendy T.
    "The dollar walk on Baltimore Ave, Movies in Clark Park, Sleighing in Clark Park, Porch Music Events, Porch Sales"
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  • jennifer S.
    "Spruce Hill has an excellent elementary school for local children."
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  • jennifer S.
    "Spruce Hill bridges Cedar Park and holds many events in Clark Park like a popular farmers' market and Shakespeare in the Park."
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  • jennifer S.
    "Spruce Hill is served by a number of bus and trolley lines; it's also very walkable and directly west of Center City."
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  • Wendy J.
    "We have the best public elementary school in the city in Spruce Hill. It's actually one of the best in the state, largely because it's affiliated with the University of Pennsylvania's School of Education."
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  • Wendy J.
    "Clark Park is host to many events throughout the year. In the summer there are free Friday night movies and free performances of a Shakespeare play a.k.a. “Shakespeare in the Park”. There's the annual spring May Fair and twice weekly Farmer's Market. And that's just the beginning!"
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  • Wendy J.
    "Depends on where you are commuting to or from. There is a great trolley system where trolleys run above ground on several of the main roads running east-west, going underground at 40th St for quick access to Center City."
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  • Theresa T.
    "Spruce Hill has one of the highest rated K-8 schools in the city, in addition to a strong parent resource network and some of the best daycare centers."
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  • Theresa T.
    "Spruce Hill May Fair Baltimore Avenue Stroll University City Dining Days University City Arts League Auction St Francis DeSales Dinner Dance"
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  • Theresa T.
    "Spruce Hill is easy to access by bus, subway, trolley, bicycle, car, and foot."
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  • karenzephyr
    "This neighborhood is the best- lots of trees great inclusive neighborhood, wonderful restaurants, beautiful architecture. "
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  • Timothy L. H.
    "there's a 7eleven right across the street, college students all around, movie theater right at 40th street, police station, night life cafe. no laundromats though! usually washer/ dryer in buildings."
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Castle Hill is located at 4301 Spruce St, Philadelphia, PA. Castle Hill offers Studio-1 bed, 1 bath units. Castle Hill is located in Spruce Hill, Philadelphia. There are 10 units available for rent starting at $1,240/month.