325 W Oley St #2, Reading, PA 19601
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$1,500/mo

Original price: $1,600
  • 3 Beds
  • 1 Bath
  • 1,200 sqft

325 W Oley St #2, Reading, PA 19601

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Apartment
No Pets
Washer, Dryer
$3,200 deposit
Baseboard & Window Units

Local Information

  • Map ViewExplore the area around 325 W Oley St #2.
  • Schools1 Preschool School2 Elementary Schools1 Middle School1 High School
  • Shop & Eat
-- mins to
Commute Destination

About this House

Freshly updated apartment with new appliances, new kitchen, bathroom and bedroom flooring.

Owner pays for water, trash and sewer.
Renter responsible for gas and electric. No smoking allowed inside as well as no pets allowed?
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(215) 987-9969

Details for 325 W Oley St #2

Interior Features

Heating & Cooling
Heating: BaseboardAir ConditioningHeating Fuel: Baseboard
Appliances & Utilities
DryerRefrigeratorWasher
Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility
Floors: Hardwood

Days on Market

Days on Market: 14 days on Trulia

Property Information

Property Type / Style
Property Type: Apartment

Rental Terms, Policies & Fees

Lease Term: 1 YearDeposit: $3,200

Exterior Features

Parking & Garage
Parking: Off Street Parking, On Site
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Costs and Fees

Required monthly rent & fees
  • Base rent
    $1,500/mo
Required one-time fees
  • Security deposit
    $3,200
  • Application fee
    Contact for details
  • Administrative fee
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Pricing is subject to change. All calculations are estimates and provided for informational purposes only. Actual amounts may include additional mandatory or optional fees. Please consult the community manager for a complete breakdown of all rental costs.
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Rental Market Trends in Reading

Last updated Sep 2026
Trulia Rent Estimate$1,496/mo
Average rent
$1.35K
Available listings
312
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What Locals Say about Reading

At least 1993 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 82 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 78 % Say car is needed

  • 75 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 73 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 69 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 67 % Say kids play outside

  • 58 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 53 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 53 % Say parking is easy

  • 51 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 48 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 48 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 48 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 46 % Say it's quiet

  • 43 % Say there's wildlife

  • 28 % Say there are community events

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  • Julio Pacheco
    "Everybody is looking for each other’s "
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  • Fg5mshvryr
    "Very picky they call the police for anything and everything. Is quiet but neighborhood is very noisy "
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  • Juan
    "Reading is a great place to live, especially if you’re on the border next to the West and want a neighborhood that feels clean, safe, and walkable. The area has great parks, and it’s perfect for kids, casual walks, and bike rides around town. Like anywhere, you may occasionally see people trying to break into cars, but it’s sporadic rather than constant, and most of the time the neighborhood feels peaceful. A lot of the neighbors are friendly and easy to get along with, though, like anywhere, there are a few difficult people mixed in. Overall, Reading has a strong small-town feel with good energy and plenty to like. Reading’s borough site highlights its 21-acre park and community recreation options, and local sources commonly describe it as walkable and family-friendly"
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  • Trulia User
    "I've lived in this neighborhood for almost 10 yrs and love it. Nice people and stores and restaurants within walking distance and a Safe feeling when out walking!"
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  • Enjoli Ruley-Yates
    "Know what part of reading and what school district you are looking to move into. Parking is crazy in the city."
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  • Kiara Felix Cruz
    "Parents generally prioritize fostering a safe, loving, and nurturing environment that promotes their child's long-term well-being and independence. Key priorities include providing unconditional love, establishing consistent boundaries, building strong communication, and modeling good behavior. Parents also highly value teaching responsibility and"
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  • Trulia User
    "This area is a Friendly area but please make sure you check the predator app cause they are several in the area for those people who have children."
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  • Trulia User
    "Very cheap, too many jobs opportunities,the cost of leaving is not that bad ,good people, is like all different states that has their good side and the bad side."
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  • Kiara Felix Cruz
    "Dog owners in Reading love the abundance of scenic green spaces, such as Gring’s Mill Recreation Area and the Reading Public Museum Arboretum, which feature extensive walking trails. Secure, off-leash play is a major plus at spots like Jim Dietrich Dog Park and the new Schlegel Park facility"
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  • Trulia User
    "Bus transportation at every corner, easy to get around either by walking, bus, bike, scooter, handicap rams on corners. Traffic light"
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  • Ki
    "They treat you like family and are very awesome towards you they have block parties they get along monster the race color appearance "
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  • Shane81evans
    "Quit streets good hard working people A neighborhood's uniqueness comes from its unique blend of people, local businesses, amenities, and character. Factors like safety, the quality of schools, and community atmosphere contribute to its distinct identity, while specific features such as a thriving food scene, parks, or a rich history can make it special. Ultimately, a neighborhood becomes unique through the relationships residents build, the shared meanings they attach to places, and the lifestyle it"
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  • Fred Matias
    "Our neighborhood is quite and safe. We have children in the neighborhood running up and down the block. There are no issues nor problem in our Nieghbor’s. "
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  • ReadingRenter
    "Need a car for anything unless taking public transportation. 5th street highway is the best location for the city of reading. "
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  • Jose Pinheiro
    "If you’re looking for the perfect place to call home, let me introduce you to my outstanding neighborhood — a true hidden gem! 🌿 ✅ Safe and Secure – Peace of mind is priceless, and here we enjoy a strong sense of safety and community watch. ✅ Quiet & Peaceful – Away from the noise, close to nature, and perfect for families, retirees, or anyone who values a calm environment. ✅ Friendly Neighbors – The kind of place where people still wave hello, lend a hand, and make you feel at home. ✅ Beautiful Streets & Well-Kept Homes – Pride of ownership is everywhere you look. ✅ Perfect Location – Convenient access to schools, parks, local shops, and commuter routes."
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  • Fred Matias
    "No community events are or have been done here, but I would love to have a neighborhood block party to celebrate us as a people. "
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  • Ktweber
    "I live in a pet friendly apartment complex and see many people walking their dogs around. Most people keep their dogs on leash. "
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  • A.delacruzh
    "El Hass special event to make my community special because it’s too many culture that’s why are dividid"
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  • Yoel Mejia Brito
    "Great community and great neighborhood beautiful people I am very happy living here I am secure and protected "
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  • Juliocesarsalcedod
    "We have some events in special dates, for example in summer we have a special event for example kids parks. "
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  • Keona Thompson
    "It’s peaceful and quiet for the most part and the cleanest area throughout reading beside the suburbs "
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  • Leslie.perez1768
    "I don’t know cause I don’t have a dog but there are to many dogs in my area of reading and I’m allergic to them so it’s not really a good area for people allergies to Live in"
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  • Lena Taniyo
    " There is a lot of people walking their dogs around Exeter neighborhoods. For the most part everyone picks up after their dogs. Just remember always leash your dog! :) "
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  • Oscarasocorro
    "Diversity of culture is what makes this neighborhood so unique and special, you can find and see everything in here"
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  • Jennsantanao.04
    "I need more space where to have my pet and I want an extra room and a better school nearby for my daughter."
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  • Morsletine67
    "There are a lot of people that walk their dogs in this area and most people are animal friendly, but you do have some people that put up signs to keep off lawn. The reason I believe this happens is because you do have some people, very few, that will walk their dogs at night and not clean up. As a dog owner, I always clean up after my dog and I get very annoyed when I am walking and I see that someone didn’t clean up after their dog. "
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  • Jul Kastle
    "Very Friendly Neighborhood~We Feel safe in our Community. Everyone is friendly and welcoming..Nice place to call Home. "
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  • Jfinks69
    "Neighbors are respectful of each other and their properties. The area is maintained and is close enough to shops and businesses without being too close. "
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  • Morgan
    "724 can be backed up at times, which is annoying. Local groceries, post office, school and farmers market is all very convenient. "
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  • Pchacon2122
    "Neighbors are pet friendly and I have ample space for my dogs in my yard. I feel my dogs are safe in our yard/home "
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  • D. Rivera
    "Absolutely nothing. I moved here because I lived among the elderly and they began moving and selling their homes after Covid. Now the neighbors are loud with music playing constantly. Outside smoking weed and using profanity all the time. Gets worse during the summer time. I cannot let my kids outside to ply because there is no respect for them as children."
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  • hm96
    "Some people do not keep their dogs quiet, then the barking picks up when people or another dog is walking by. "
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  • Keesha Hill
    "The area of safety the schools and shopping the community overall The living of country suburban life "
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  • Trulia User
    "Never leave your children alone outside. Many predators live in the area and it’s just not safe to leave them alone. "
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  • Trulia User
    "My neighborhood has great access to public transportation. It's near to a lot of market, you can get your foods ordered and delivered with no problem. "
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  • Trulia User
    "My neighborhood is dangerous and not safe for kids. I am expecting twins and do not feel comfortable living here."
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  • Trulia User
    "Evening music and live action and drama. There are usually festivals and community events during all seasons "
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  • Trulia User
    "There’s a dog swim every year on the last day that the pool is open where the dogs of the area get to go swimming. They also do a family night out every year where they show a movie on a big screen and have police and fire trucks teaching safety and playing games and vendors "
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  • Cjmayernik
    "easy access to major roadways heading towards Lancaster and Ephrata area as well as towards the Exeter and Philadelphia areas"
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  • Shane W.
    "great community to live in. lots of areas for kids and adults to both do and have activities.........."
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Price and Tax history

DateEventPrice
Aug 17, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
PriceChange
$1,500
Price decreased by 6%
Jun 9, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
Listed For Rent
$1,600
May 11, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
ListingRemoved
$1,700
Feb 23, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
Listed For Rent
$1,700
Jan 25, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
ListingRemoved
$1,700
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Phone Number: (215) 987-9969

Frequently asked questions about 325 W Oley St #2

  • What income do you need to rent 325 W Oley St #2?
    Most landlords look for monthly gross income of about 3× rent, or roughly $55K per year to rent 325 W Oley St #2 in Reading, PA at $1,500/mo.
  • What's the average rent in Reading?
    The average rent in Reading is $1,350 per month.
  • How does the rent for 325 W Oley St #2 compare to similar 3-bedroom apartments in Reading?
    325 W Oley St #2 in Reading, PA rents about 3% below the area average for 3-bedroom apartments in Reading ($1,553/mo).
  • What do residents say about Reading?
    Residents describe Reading, PA as pedestrian-friendly, dog-friendly, and well-kept. See apartments for rent in Reading, PA.
  • Does 325 W Oley St #2 have laundry facilities?
    Yes, 325 W Oley St #2 in Reading, PA has in-unit laundry.
  • Does 325 W Oley St #2 have parking?
    Yes, 325 W Oley St #2 in Reading, PA has on-site parking.

Affordability

TIP:Try to keep your rent within a third of your gross household income. Learn why in our Renter's Guide.
For this property
$54,000 PER YEAR
is the suggested income
Win over prospective landlords with your smart budgeting. As a good rule of thumb, ideally you would have at least three times your monthly rent in combined household income.

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325 W Oley St #2, Reading, PA is a 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 1,200 sqft apartment. 325 W Oley St #2 was listed for rent for $1,500/month on Jun 9, 2026.