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530 Pine St

Washington Square West, 530 Pine St | Philadelphia

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Air Conditioning
Doorman Building
Elevators
Fitness Center
Hardwood Floors
Laundry
Parking Available
Pet Friendly
Quartz Countertops
Stainless Steel Appliances

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About this Location

Whole Foods Market
6 min via 40 (bus)

Lots of bars and
restaurants nearby

Washington Square
6 min walk

In a quiet
neighborhood

47 (bus) - 3 min
57 (bus) - 4 min

Pricing

2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths

$1,695+

Schedule Appointment At

(786) 403-0330

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- Elevators
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- Basic Cable Included
Kitchen
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Quartz Countertops
- Refrigerator
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Stove & Oven
Living Room
- Air Conditioning
- Hardwood Floors

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The Neighborhood

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About Washington Square West

Home to Washington Square Park and beautiful brownstones, Washington Square West offers a neighborhood for any lifestyle. Cobblestone streets, hip restaurants, and and urban green spaces draw Philly natives and new residents to this neighborhood.

Reading Terminal Market

Thomas Jefferson University

Median rents in Washington Square West

Getting around Washington Square West

PATCO (rail)

12 min

MFL

12 min

47 (bus)

3 min

57 (bus)

4 min

40 (bus)

1 min

12 (bus)

1 min

Parking Near 530 Pine St

No parking is available at 530 Pine St, but there is parking nearby.

TOWNE Hopkinson House Garage

4 min

$325 / month

LAZ Washington Square Garage

5 min

$335 / month

IMPARK Pennsylvania Hospital Parking

6 min

$275 / month

Parking rates are for informational purposes only and may vary — for most up to date pricing, please reach out to the garage directly.

Washington Square West Reviews

53 reviews

Reviewed by Temple Medical Student living at 1340 Lombard Street

I love this neighborhood! It's great for walking around, exploring the brick, tree-lined streets, and picking up a coffee or snack nearby. You are walking distance to dozens of bars and restaurants, including 13th St as well as South St. Within 20 minutes, you can walk to the quiet charming Queen Village neighborhood or the bustling Rittenhouse area and the shopping district. Even though it's close to Center City, you still get a calm, neighborhood feel.

Reviewed by Temple Medical Student living at Southstar Lofts

Love South Street! Center City is accessible if you want it, but you're also pretty close to South Philly and the Italian Market.

Reviewed by Penn SP2 Student living at 417 S Iseminger St

Amazing neighborhood! Close to Center City and tons of bars and restaurants. A little far from campus - around 40 minute walk.

Reviewed by Jefferson Medical Student living at The Franklin Residences

This is the ideal area to live if you're going to Jefferson. Anywhere in Washington Square West will put you around a 5 minute walk to campus. It's incredibly safe and I love that everyone around you is a Jefferson employee. There's tons of bars and restaurants in the area, all within walking distance.

Reviewed by Temple Med Student living at Franklin House

The building is situated between Pennsylvania Hospital and Jefferson so it is a relatively safe and clean neighborhood. This does mean there are occasional ambulances or helicopters going by, but generally it isn’t too noisy. The subway and grocery stores (Acme or Whole Foods) are about half a mile away, but the walk is pleasant.

Reviewed by Philadelphia Resident living at Cosmopolitan Apartments

Midtown village is a wonderful neighborhood. There are many restaurants, shops, bars, lounges all within walking distance. Public transportation is abundant and always on time, too. People here are generally friendly and the streets don't get too crowded as it does closer to Center City West. Everything you need is in this neighborhood!

Reviewed by Jessica S living at The Franklin

I really enjoy this area. It's very close to lots of bars and restaurants, but not noisy at all. I used to live in Rittenhouse which is extremely nice but very loud and I often was kept up at night by cars honking and construction. The area now is extremely quiet at night. It's very safe and I feel fine walking by myself at night. It is close to reading terminal plus the grocery stores on south street. I like the proximity to the park as well!

Reviewed by Temple Med Student living at Thomas Lofts

We love living in this neighborhood! It feels safe to walk in at night alone and we live two blocks from Independence Hall! With the new Fashion District under construction, it can get a little noisy at night with the construction.

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