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130 W Girard Ave

Philadelphia, PA 19123 - Philadelphia County

Apartment

1 beds

1 baths

510-539 sqft

About 130 W Girard Ave

Welcome to Archer, presented by Hightop Real Estate & Development. We have several units available for lease. For more information and to schedule a showing, please contact us. Fitness Center, Elevator, Controlled Access, Secure Parking, Furnished Roof Deck, Garbage Disposal, Dishwasher, Central Air, In-unit Washer/dryer & Ice Maker. Pet Friendly.

RentalSource last checked: May 28, 2026 · 2:51 PM ET

Managed by: Hightop Real Estate & Development · (215) 246-0606 · Appfolio

Listing data quality - We review listings daily to detect outdated, duplicate, or misleading information.

Property Summary

Property Type:	Apartment
Rental Fee:	$1,680 - $1,845
Bedrooms:	1 beds
Bathrooms:	1 baths

Size:	510-539 sqft
Pet Friendly:	Yes
Listing Status:	Active
ID:	81440901

Property Amenities

• Air Conditioning

• Balcony/Patio

• Garbage Disposal

• Dishwasher

• Furnished

• Pet Friendly

• Washer/Dryer In Unit

Community Features

• Controlled Access

• Fitness Center

• Parking

Unit Rates

Name	Beds	Baths	Sqft	Rent
1 Bed	1	1	512	$1,680 - $1,845
1 Bed	1	1	539	$1,775
1 Bed	1	1	510	$1,780
1 Bed	1	1	512	$1,795
1 Bed	1	1	510	$1,820

Additional Details

Apartments for rent in Philadelphia for $1,680-$1,845 with 1 bed, 1 bath, 510-539 sqft, pet friendly and located at 130 W Girard Ave in Philadelphia, PA 19123. The averaged rental price of $1,763 is 15.1% ($231) higher than the average rent of $1,532 for a 1 bedroom apartment in Philadelphia, PA. 130 W Girard Ave was advertised by Hightop Real Estate & Development 6+ months ago and last updated today at 2:51 PM ET.

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Bedrooms

1 bedroom

Rent-to-income ratio

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Recommended income

$67,200 /year

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(215) 246-0606

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