cute but the amenities are kind of old and the place is expensive

You can't beat this location - 8 mins walking from the law school. The complex is quiet and the apartments are mostly rented by graduate students and young couples. The building is pet friendly and parking can be purchased for an additional fee. The apartments are spacious, with high ceilings on the top floor. The biggest downside is cost, as these apartments are pricier than several nearby alternatives, but the apartments are clean and well-maintained.

I really enjoy living here! It is quiet and close to the law school. It is also by a lot of food places like Chipotle and Blaze Pizza.

Management team at the building is very helpful and responsive, and they take the time to get to know you personally. The building has multiple measures to ensure safety and security. Building is also easily accessible for those with various disabilities. The location is convenient to campus, but overpriced compared to surrounding properties. Building is quiet and residents are mostly grad students, professors, and young professionals. Pet friendly.

Excellent location, very convenient to the hospital (12-15-min walk), w/ a gym and parking (I pay extra for this, however). It is quite expensive for living alone, but a beautiful and spacious apartment. Socially difficult because most people live in Center City, so not amenable to getting together outside of work. Quite an old building, so there are occasional maintenance and pest (insect) issues. Overall a nice, if expensive, apartment.

Lived in Old Quaker for 4 years. Great leasing office which will hold packages. Includes a small gym with weights and treadmills near the office. Very responsive to any repairs/work orders. In unit washer and dryer. Includes a free storage unit in the basement. Close 15min walk to the hospitals for work.

For a studio my apartment is a decent size. I also have a good amount of closet space. The apartments have big windows that allow the afternoon sun to come it. I also have a dishwasher and a washer and dryer in my apartment. The building also has a small gym that residents can use for free 24/7.

The Old Quaker Building is a great option only minutes from Wharton. Most Wharton students decide to live closer to Rittenhouse but I've found living in University City has been incredibly convenient and there is a lot more to do in University City than I expected. The apartment has been recently renovated and the surrounding location feels safe and quiet. There are some basic amenities like a small gym and I pay a couple of hundred dollars less than most of my classmates who live in comparable apartments near Rittenhouse.

This a quaint and classy building with a small gym and friendly staff. It's a bit on the pricey side, but it's worth the beautiful kitchen and bathroom, three closets, and washer/dryer in the unit. The building is set back from the street, so there is not much outside noise, and the landlord has a noise policy that keeps the building quiet from the inside. Parking is available, but expensive at $130 per month. It is the ideal location, only 4 blocks from campus and across the street from several good restaurants. There is also a small courtyard with picnic tables and charcoal grills, so you can get out in nature in the warm weather!

The Old Quaker is a quiet building, so it's perfect if you, like me, can't study that well in a library. The ceilings are very high in each apartment, and you can hear the people you live above you walking about (but you can't hear talking, which is good). I've never had an issue with any of the appliances, and the old maintenance guy was very responsive. The building recently hired a new maintenance person, however, and I have yet to have any issues, so I can't speak about him. Management says they're in the office from 9-5, but this is NEVER the case. The building's manager, Anita, usually arrives at 1 and leaves by 5 every day. This makes picking up a package especially difficult if you work or have class all day. However, if you email her and ask her to leave your package outside the office, she always does so. So this isn't that big of a gripe. The building allows small dogs and cats. It also has a small gym--two treadmills and dumbbells up to 50 lbs. It makes for a nice, quick workout when the weather is too poor to get to your usual gym.