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Apartments for rent in Brewerytown, Philadelphia

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$350 - $1.4k
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$360 Below Market
A property with studios for $350, 1 bedroom units for $1,050, and 2 bedroom units for $1,350. This property allows cats and dogs and has a washer & dryer, air conditioning, and parking.
3002 Cecil B. Moore Ave
Philadelphia, PA

$1,075
Good Deal
$236 Below Market
A 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment. This apartment allows cats.
3029 W. Girard Avenue
Philadelphia, PA

$1.8k - $1.8k
Fair Deal
$45 Below Market
A property with 2 bedroom units for $1,750. This property allows cats and dogs and has parking.
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1228-32 W College Ave, Philadelphia, PA

$1,400
Fair Deal
$0 Below Market
A studio, 1 bathroom apartment with 620 square feet of space. This apartment allows cats and dogs and has parking.
3101 West Glenwood Ave.
Philadelphia, PA

$1,550
Fair Deal
$48 Below Market
A property with 2 bedroom units for $1,550. This property allows cats and dogs.
2835 Girard Ave
Philadelphia, PA

$3,200
Fair Deal
$194 Above Market
A 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom house with 2,400 square feet of space. This house allows cats and dogs.
1208 N ETTING ST
Philadelphia, PA

$1,850
Fair Deal
$122 Below Market
A 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom property with 1,230 square feet of space. This property has a washer & dryer and a dishwasher.
1321 N 32 ST
Philadelphia, PA

$1,550
Fair Deal
$87 Below Market
A 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 1,100 square feet of space. This apartment allows cats and dogs.
1228-32 N 25th St
Philadelphia, PA

$1.4k - $2.4k
Fair Deal
$60 Below Market
A property with studios for $1,350, 1 bedroom units for $1,550, and 2 bedroom units for $2,200. This property allows cats and dogs and has a dishwasher and parking.
1363 N. 31st St.
PHILADELPHIA, PA

$1,495
Fair Deal
$20 Below Market
A 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom house with 944 square feet of space. This house has a washer & dryer and air conditioning.
1636 N 27 ST
Philadelphia, PA

$1,550
Fair Deal
$62 Below Market
A property with 2 bedroom units for $1,550.
3006 W Girard
Philadelphia, PA

$1,800
Fair Deal
$78 Above Market
A 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom property with 1,000 square feet of space. This property allows cats and has a washer & dryer and a dishwasher.
1552 N 29 ST
Philadelphia, PA

$1,695
Fair Deal
$3 Below Market
A 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom house. This house has a washer & dryer, a dishwasher, and air conditioning.
1246 N 30 ST
Phila, PA

$2,400
Fair Deal
$142 Above Market
A 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment with 1,500 square feet of space. This apartment allows cats and dogs and has a washer & dryer, a dishwasher, and air conditioning.
2905 W GIRARD AVE
Philadelphia, PA

$1.3k - $1.9k
Fair Deal
$93 Below Market
A property with studios for $1,275, 1 bedroom units for $1,475, and 2 bedroom units for $1,875. This property allows cats and dogs and has a washer & dryer.
2600 W Girard Avenue
2600 W GIRARD AVE, Philadelphia, PA

$1.3k - $2.4k
Fair Deal
$35 Below Market
A property with studios for $1,340, and 1 bedroom units for $1,625. This property allows cats and dogs and has a washer & dryer and parking.
3145 Jefferson Street
3145 JEFFERSON ST, Philadelphia, PA

$1,500
Fair Deal
$72 Above Market
A property with 1 bedroom units for $1,500. This property allows cats and dogs and has a washer & dryer.
1327 N Marston Street
Philadelphia, PA

$2,000
Fair Deal
$144 Above Market
A 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house. This house allows cats and has a washer & dryer, air conditioning, and parking.
2727 W Cabot St
Phila, PA

$1,500
Fair Deal
$3 Below Market
A 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 700 square feet of space. This apartment allows cats and dogs.
2617-19 W Girard Avenue
Philadelphia, PA

$1,173
No Price Analysis
A 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 1,020 square feet of space. This apartment allows cats and dogs.
2516 Cecil B Moore
Philadelphia, PA

$1,790
No Price Analysis
A 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment with 1,700 square feet of space. This apartment allows cats and dogs.
2903 GIRARD AVE
Philadelphia, PA

$1,750
No Price Analysis
A 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment. This apartment allows cats and dogs and has a washer & dryer.
1344 N Marston Street
Philadelphia, PA

$1,900
No Price Analysis
A 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom house. This house has air conditioning.
2704 CECIL B MOORE AVE
Philadelphia, PA

$2,675
No Price Analysis
A 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom house with 1,800 square feet of space. This house has a dishwasher and parking.
1224 N 26 ST
Philadelphia, PA

$1,550
No Price Analysis
A 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment. This apartment has a washer & dryer.
2835 W Girard
Philadelphia, PA

$1.3k - $2.0k
No Price Analysis
A property with 1 bedroom units for $1,269, and 2 bedroom units for $1,974. This property allows cats and dogs and has a washer & dryer, a dishwasher, and parking.
1410 N 31 ST
Philadelphia, PA

$1,400
No Price Analysis
A 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment with 1,800 square feet of space.
2844 Stiles St
Philadelphia, PA

$1,850
High Price
$290 Above Market
A 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 825 square feet of space. This apartment allows cats and dogs and has air conditioning and parking.
3120 W Jefferson Street Unit 402
PHILADELPHIA, PA

$1,751
High Price
$183 Above Market
A 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom house with 968 square feet of space. This house allows cats and dogs.
1345 N MYRTLEWOOD ST
Philadelphia, PA

$2,000
High Price
$363 Above Market
A 2 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom house. This house allows cats and dogs and has a dishwasher.
874 N. Pennock Street - A
Philadelphia, PA
Brewerytown PA View of Center City on Vineyard St
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Some call it up-and-coming. Others think Brewerytown is already one of Philadelphia's hottest neighborhoods. But if you ask an older Philadelphian about this neighborhood, they might not even know about it because until not too long ago, this compact district was just considered part of North Philly. A wave of real estate investment changed the landscape in recent years, with abandoned brick buildings being renovated to house luxury apartments for rent, coffee shops, restaurants, and other businesses.
The neighborhood was named Brewerytown in reference to the historic breweries that used to operate in the area in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Some of those older structures have been repurposed as mixed-use buildings housing both residential space and commercial businesses. Though none of the original breweries are still operational, there's no shortage of places to grab a cold beer in the vicinity. Buzzing with youthful activity on evenings and weekends, Brewerytown is full of restaurants, bars, and indie shops.
Due to the central location, it's easy to access many areas of the city from Brewerytown. Walk or ride the bus into Center City, cycle downtown along the Schuylkill River Trail bike path, or catch a ride along Girard Avenue in a vintage streetcar. It's a memorable way to travel east to Fishtown and the Delaware River waterfront or west to the Philadelphia Zoo.
Located directly north of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, near the bank of the Schuylkill River, Brewerytown is wonderfully walkable. The neighborhood isn't very large: bordered by Cecil B. Moore Avenue to the north and Parrish Street to the south, it occupies about 35 acres. It's possible to do many errands here on foot. Cyclist-friendly infrastructure is growing in the city, but you'll have to pedal along regular city blocks in Brewerytown to access dedicated bike lanes nearby, like the ones along Fairmount Avenue, Spring Garden Street, and Pennsylvania Avenue. The Schuylkill River Trail, which runs just outside the neighborhood, is a great way to cycle into the city while protected from traffic.
Brewerytown is central and easy to reach from Center City by bus, car, or bicycle. Philadelphia's subway system doesn't directly serve Brewerytown. SEPTA buses do, however, and they're a quick way to connect to SEPTA subway stations and Regional Rail trains. (It's also possible to walk to the subway: Cecil B. Moore Station, on the north-south Broad Street Line, is about a 25-minute walk from the heart of Brewerytown.)
SEPTA Bus Line 49, introduced in 2019 to connect University City to north Philly, runs south from Brewerytown to 30th Street Station, Eastern State Penitentiary, the University of Pennsylvania, and attractions along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Buses 15, 7, and 48 also pass through the neighborhood.
One of the most practical ways to travel to and from Brewerytown is also one of the most memorable. SEPTA's #15 Trolley line, which still operates antique streetcars, rolls through the neighborhood along Girard Avenue. There are several stops where you can hop on.
If you're driving, Kelly Drive, a busy four-lane avenue, is a convenient option that leads south to the Philadelphia Art Museum and north to East Falls and Manayunk. Parallel to Kelly Drive, a scenic waterfront path is popular with cyclists and joggers. It's part of the Schuylkill River Trail, a 75-mile multi-use trail that extends all the way to Valley Forge National Park.
There's street parking throughout the neighborhood. Some meters still take quarters; most are modernized and can be paid for through the MeterUp app. Residents can apply for parking permits that provide flexible options throughout the neighborhood.
The neighborhood's dining and drinking scene is quickly growing. You'll find most coffee shops, bars, and restaurants in Brewerytown on or near Girard Avenue. Coffee shops include The Monkey and the Elephant, which trains and employs youth who are aging out of the state's foster care system. It has a beautiful rear garden for sipping coffee or tea. Le Cat Café, as the name suggests, is a cafe that doubles as a cat adoption center. A few blocks south, on the corner of Poplar and N 26th St, the Lucky Goat Coffee House is another quaint coffee shop with sunny outdoor seating.
Blue Jay and Green Eggs Cafe both do great breakfasts. You'll also see a few simple diners serving eggs and pancakes, a throwback to the neighborhood's pre-gentrification days. There are also a number of casual eateries around the area serving soul food, Indian, and Chinese. Angelino's, a BYOB Italian restaurant and pizzeria, is a neighborhood classic.
A range of trendier venues attract people from outside the neighborhood. Microbrewery Crime and Punishment serves craft beer and Russian-inspired cuisine in an industrial setting. Rybrew offers gourmet sandwiches and hundreds of beers, Spot Gourmet Burgers specializes in burgers, NINE does street food-style Thai, and retro corner pizzeria Pizza Dads is the place to go for a slice of pepperoni and fountain sodas. For cocktails, try brick-lined bar 2637brew.
There's one main supermarket in Brewerytown: Aldi, located on Girard Avenue. It's adjacent to a large wine and spirits store. Several other smaller groceries and food shops are scattered around the neighborhood. Primal Supply Meats is an upscale butcher located a few blocks north of Aldi on 31st Street.
Brewerytown isn't known for its shops and stores, but there are a handful of businesses worth seeking out. Brewerytown Beats, on N Bailey Street is a wonderful record shop. Search + Rescue Drygoods, located on W Glenwood Avenue, is a vintage clothing emporium that's fun to browse through. Brewerytown Bicycles is a must for cyclists; it's easy to find on Girard Avenue.
Despite its history, Brewerytown doesn't really have cultural attractions — it's more of a destination for its restaurants and bars. It's worth noting two parks in the area: the petite 30th & Jefferson Street Park, and the larger Athletic Square Park, with its recreation center, public pool, and basketball courts. Brewerytown Garden, a community garden, is located just across the street.
Apart from that, you'll find things to see and do just outside the neighborhood's borders. Sprawling Fairmount Park is easy to access, as is the Schuylkill River Trail, a 75-mile multi-use trail that leads north to Valley Forge National Park. Picnic by the river, walk along the path, or ride a bike — there's a rental kiosk near Boathouse Row, the picturesque site of the city's historic rowing clubs. Cosmic Cafe and Ciderhouse is a lovely spot for an alfresco breakfast sandwich and a coffee while watching the boats come and go.
Smith Memorial Playground & Playhouse, a historic mansion and indoor-outdoor playground with a huge wooden slide, is a major attraction for families with small children. It's located just outside of Brewerytown in Fairmount Park. The Philadelphia Museum of Art, Eastern State Penitentiary, and the Philadelphia Zoo are all close to Brewerytown — walkable, if you're up for it, and easy to reach by bike, car, or public transportation.
Brewerytown isn't home to any colleges or universities, but there's a decent-sized student population in the area. With lots of new construction going up, housing options are on the rise, and the neighborhood is popular among 20- and 30-somethings. Thanks to Brewerytown's location, it's easy to reach from a number of university campuses in the city, most notably Temple University to the east. Girard College, a prestigious boarding school, is located in the neighborhood.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average rent in Brewerytown?
If you're apartment hunting in the Brewerytown neighborhood of Philadelphia, here's what to expect: the average rent in Brewerytown is currently $1,750, with apartments ranging from $466 to $2,845 per month. There are more than 56 Brewerytown apartments available for rent at this time. Prices vary depending on a variety of factors including apartment type, number of bedrooms, location, size, amenities, quality and more.
How many Brewerytown apartments are priced at or below market value?
Renters looking for a great deal on an apartment in Philadelphia's Brewerytown neighborhood, here's what you need to know: According to our market analysis, there are currently 31 apartments in Brewerytown with an ApartmentAdvisor deal rating of fair, good or great.
What is the average rent for Brewerytown studio apartments?
Studio seekers, here's the scoop: While the average rent in Brewerytown for a studio apartment is $1,345, monthly rent can range from $466 to $1,400.
What is the average rent in Brewerytown for a 1-bedroom apartment?
When it comes to budgeting for a 1-bedroom apartment in Brewerytown, here are the current numbers: While the average rent in Philadelphia for a 1-bedroom Brewerytown apartment is $1,524, monthly rent for 1-bedroom apartments in Brewerytown can be anywhere from $1,058 to $2,310.
What is the average rent in Brewerytown for a 2-bedroom apartment?
If it's a 2-bedroom apartment you're after, here's what you can expect when it comes to Brewerytown apartments. While the average rent in Philadelphia for a 2-bedroom Brewerytown apartment is $1,825, monthly rent for 2-bedroom apartments in Brewerytown can be anywhere from $1,374 to $2,326.
What is the average rent in Brewerytown for a 3-bedroom apartment?
For those seeking a 3-bedroom apartment in the Brewerytown neighborhood in Philadelphia, here are the latest stats: While the average rent in Philadelphia for a 3-bedroom Brewerytown apartment is $1,925, monthly rent for 3-bedroom apartments in Brewerytown can be anywhere from $1,245 to $2,689.
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