Student Housing in Philadelphia

Booking student accommodation in Philadelphia is effortless. You must select your favourite amber student housing, pay, and book. For more information, click here.  

The different types of student accommodation are private rooms or ensuites with a private and spacious bedroom and a bathroom while sharing the kitchen and living area with other students. Two or more students will share the same room, kitchen, bathroom, and other living spaces in the shared room. The studio is where you have a bedroom, kitchen, and private bathroom and is like a self-contained unit.  

You should look for a suitable location for your student accommodation and other vital factors. You should be clear about the amenities you want in your accommodation and the type of accommodation. You can choose ensuites, studios, and shared apartments.  

The rent of the accommodation will fluctuate depending on the location of the student accommodation in Philadelphia, the type of accommodation you choose and the amenities provided to you. Amber just expects rent from the students and no extra bills. Contact amber and get assisted by experienced professionals.  

Yes, all student accommodation in Philadelphia is fully furnished. A student needs all the amenities with a cheerful and spacious ambience.    

Philadelphia is located in the United States and is a popular place among students as it is home to prestigious universities like Drexel University. Students from different parts of the country and the world come to this place to pursue undergraduate and postgraduate studies. Students can choose from various housing options, but the accommodation provided by amber is affordable and unmatched. Amber offers a wide range of options, providing you with modest to lavish student accommodations in Philadelphia near the universities. You can choose from up to 5000 student accommodations at an affordable rent with amber. You will get a home away from home. Amber student accommodations include studios, rooms, apartments, and ensuites at an affordable rate for the students. Students who are looking for short-term tenancies will also get the desired student housing with amber. If you have friends who want to share housing with you, you can bring them to share the student housing in dual occupancy accommodations.   

Philadelphia, also known as Philly, is the largest city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the sixth-largest city in the United States, the second-largest city in the Northeast megalopolis (after New York City), and the world's 67th-largest city. Since 1854, the city has shared the exact geographical boundaries as Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania's most populous county and the urban core of the Delaware Valley, the nation's seventh-largest and 35th-largest metropolitan region, with 6.096 million residents in 2020. The city's population was 1,603,797 as of the 2020 census. There are many primary and secondary education options in Philadelphia. Many national historical sites related to the founding of the United States can be found in Philadelphia. Philadelphia has played a significant role in American music. Significant contributions of Philadelphia area musicians and producers in both the recording and broadcasting industries have influenced the culture of American popular music. 

Amber provides student accommodations in desirable and student-friendly locations, making it easy for the students to access every part of the town. Some of the student accommodations in Philadelphia are Civic, Frankford and Broadridge. Some of the best localities for the amber students to live are given below:

Chestnut Hill

Chestnut Hill is a neighbourhood in the Northwest Philadelphia section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. It is well-known for its residents' high incomes and real estate values, as well as its private schools. 

Main Line

The Philadelphia Main Line, also known as the Main Line, is a defined historical and social region in suburban Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It runs northwest from Center City Philadelphia to Lancaster Avenue along the former Pennsylvania Railroad's once-prestigious Main Line.

Fishtown

Fishtown is a neighbourhood in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania's River Wards. Its borders are somewhat disputed today due to various factors but are roughly defined by the triangle formed by the Delaware River, Frankford Avenue, and York Street.

Passyunk Square

Passyunk Square is a neighbourhood in South Philadelphia bounded to the west by Broad Street, to the east by 6th Street, to the south by Tasker Street, and to the north by Washington Avenue. Passyunk Square is surrounded by the neighbourhoods of Bella Vista, Hawthorne, Central South Philadelphia, Wharton, and Point Breeze.

Student accommodation in Philadelphia includes all bills and facilities. Amber does not have any extra bills and only expects rent from the students. To give you an idea, here is a rough estimate of student expenses.

Food and beverages: $95 to $220 per month

Mobile bills: $20 to $50 per month

Dining: $45 to $per month

Entertainment and leisure: $20 to $50 per week

Transportation: $80 to $190 per month

Laundry: $20 to $35 per week

Stationery and Course books: $25 to $80 per month

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has an excellent public transportation system. Students can get around the city using trolleys, trains, buses, bike rentals, and the subway. Public transportation is inexpensive and convenient, serving every part of the city. The following are the student's preferred modes of transportation. 

Train

SEPTA's Regional Rail trains serve Philadelphia and the surrounding area, with stations located throughout the city and in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery counties, and parts of Delaware and New Jersey. 

Subway

SEPTA's subway system consists of the Market-Frankford Line (MFL) and the Broad Street Line (BSL), transporting hundreds of thousands of residents and visitors through Philadelphia daily.

Buses

More than 100 bus routes serve SEPTA passengers, transporting them throughout the city and surrounding region and connecting them to Regional Rail stations. Some lines contain numbers, while others contain letters. Many are Night Owl routes, which operate 24 hours a day.