I've really liked living at 2400. It's a little closer to school in a quieter area than some of the other Rittenhouse buildings. The apartments have all been recently remodeled and they've added some great amenities to the building (like a new gym and shuttle service to University City)! Would definitely recommend, especially given the lower price tag. Only downside is most units don't have in unit laundry.

2400 Chestnut is the best apartment complex I've lived in. I've been living here for over 2 years and have absolutely no complaints. From the get-go, the community is superb - every doorman is happy to have a conversation, the residents are courteous, and the management is extremely responsive to residents.

As a matter of fact, the management is so proactive that they upgraded the gym, lobby, and rooms! It seems that our rent goes back into providing new and improved amenities (They even provide free printing, coffee, and a shuttle service to Penn - VERY handy when it's raining or you're just not feeling the walk). Additionally, every time I put in a maintenance request, they fix the problem within 1-2 days! For example, my AC unit started making a weird noise and I submitted a request over the weekend. Within 2 days, they upgraded my AC unit without hesitation. They even hire folks to clean the windows from the outside every year. As someone in the healthcare field and works long hours, it is a blessing to not have to worry about apartment issues after a long day of work, as the management and owner truly care about the residents and make it a point to be proactive about maintaining the building.

One of my concerns moving to Philadelphia was safety and crime - I have always felt safe in the area and feel very secure in my room. The area is in a very safe part of Philly, and having tons of neighbors adds to the security! The neighbors are also very conscientious - never had any problems with loud neighbors (or maybe the walls are thick).

The community laundry was an initial concern of mine when I moved in, but out of the 2 years of living here, there have only been 2-3 times where my floor's washer/dryer were full. Luckily you can always take the elevator to another floor (the hallways are not long at all, so it's only a couple of extra steps).

If you're living by yourself, the rent is a bit high, but compared to other apartment buildings with similar prices, you get much more square footage per dollar, which comes along with tons of closet space. Obviously, living with roommates will drastically decrease your rent. The amenities are also well worth it - the free shuttle, coffee, printing, lounge space, and upgraded gym make this a great building to live in.

A GREAT place to live. More expensive than a bare-bones apartment if you're looking for a single BUT WORTH EVERY PENNY. There are no hidden fees or surcharges, and so many small things make this apartment so convenient. Besides, the great location of the train station and the river walk, the apartment is beautiful, the management is responsive, and the apartment looks brand new. Highly recommend it (plus getting a two-bedroom is very affordable.

This building has a wonderful location near so many great places. The newly renovated apartments, hallways and amenity space are so beautiful. I love living here and would highly recommend it to anyone looking in Center City Philadelphi.

Amazing experience with staff to find our dream apartment. All staff is very friendly and accommodating and the new amenities are perfect for our lifestyle! Highly recommend 2400 chestnut not only for the building itself but also for the location!

I have only spent a few months at 2400 chestnut so far however it has been a smooth experience and move. The building front desk staff is amazing! Cannot beat the views from over the river and the location with easy walks to Rittenhouse, 30th street station and Penn.

I really appreciate all the renews. It really makes our apartment look nice! However, I did have several not happy experience about the hello package system. I always found my packages arrived with the photo taking by carrier. So that I could confirm it arrived at our apartment. But I have never got code and our doorman did not allow me enter the package room. I think there should be a way to solve this problem.

Great management team. They excel by having no downsides.

My partner and I moved into a 1 bed, 1.5 bath apartment after all of the unit renovations were completed. Any construction noise that others have complained about in the past has been a non-issue for us. We stayed in that apartment for two years, facing east (city view), and absolutely loved it. The apartment was more spacious than others at similar price points and had more closet space than we even knew what to do with. We had no problems with noise from neighbors or from outside (we were in the middle of the building, height-wise). The washers and dryers aren't the most modern or high-functioning (dryers can be slow), but they are free and there are two per floor so we can do multiple loads of laundry at once!

Over this past summer, we moved a few floors down into a 2 bed, 2 bath facing the river, which we love even more. The view is stunning, we have more space and closets, and the overall cost for us is similar to what rowhomes in Rittenhouse and Graduate Hospital were charging for rent. PLUS we get the added security of doormen (who make you feel like part of a community and prevent stolen packages), 20 free cups of coffee a month in the updated amenity space, a brand new gym, and proximity to University City, Regional Rail, and Rittenhouse. It truly can't be beat.

I will warn you that on the west side of the building, the train that goes along the river is definitely louder and does wake me up sometimes. However, my partner always sleeps through it, and I've been waking up less and less so I think I'm getting used to it. My other friends who've lived on this side for years have no issues with it. Just something to note if you're a really light sleeper and are planning on getting a unit facing the river.

To end on a positive note, I feel so lucky to live here. I've never lived somewhere where the employees care so much about the residents. My AC stopped working one day, and someone came within 1 hour to fix it. We accidentally overpaid our rent one time, and the accountant credited our account the extra money before we even realized our mistake. You will be taken care of at 2400 Chestnut!

I have been living here about a month and I love it. The staff is incredibly friendly, they put on fun events, the new package system is great, and the apartments themselves are super nice. I’m so happy I chose to live here