




Discover the ultimate urban retreat at this spacious 3-bedroom oasis in Philadelphia, perfectly situated in the vibrant Temple University neighborhood. Whether you are visiting for academic business, exploring historic sites, or seeking a comfortable home base for your group, this inviting apartment provides the ideal blend of academic energy and authentic city living.
The residence is thoughtfully arranged across a multi-level layout. Sleeping accommodations include three fully private bedrooms: two featuring full-size beds and a third bedroom on the lower level equipped with a queen-size bed. With a total of 3 beds and 1 bathroom, the space comfortably accommodates up to 6 guests.
At the heart of the home is a cozy common living area designed for connection, featuring a comfortable couch for three, an additional armchair, and a flat-screen Smart TV for your favorite streaming entertainment. For culinary needs, the well-stocked eat-in kitchen is ready for any adventure, complete with a full-size refrigerator, stove, oven, microwave, and coffee maker. The dining area provides seating for four, making it an excellent spot for shared meals or remote work.
Key Features & Amenities:
Located just a 3-minute walk from Temple University's main campus, you are steps away from campus dining, local eateries, and the Temple University Hospital. Public transit is exceptionally convenient; the Broad Street Line's Cecil B Moore station is a 5-minute walk away, putting Center City attractions like the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall just 8 minutes away by subway. For those arriving via Philadelphia International Airport, the journey is approximately 25 minutes via I-95.
Practical Information:
Experience the best of Philadelphia in a clean, private, and welcoming space that offers great value for short-term or extended stays.
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