Philadelphia, PA Studio Apartments For Rent
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Types of apartment in Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia apartments often sit in older brick rowhouses. You see this across Center City, South Philly, Fishtown, Northern Liberties, Fairmount, and Graduate Hospital. Many buildings have stone steps, cornices, bay windows, and narrow fronts. In West Philly, around University City, Spruce Hill, and Cedar Park, you also find larger Victorian houses split into apartments, with porches, turrets, and brownstone trim. In Northeast areas like Mayfair and Tacony, apartments and houses for rent can look more mid-century, with straight brick fronts and small lawns.Newer apartments show up near the Delaware River waterfront, in Old City, and around Logan Square. These buildings often have elevators, central air, and in-unit laundry, but older places can have bigger rooms, hardwood floors, and detailed trim. Basement apartments are common in South Philly and Bella Vista, while walk-up units are common in Rittenhouse and Washington Square West. Rowhouse rentals can give you more space, but stairs, street-facing bedrooms, and older windows are common tradeoffs. In Manayunk and East Falls, houses for rent often sit on hills, so steep blocks and split-level layouts can come with the address.