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3500 Powelton Ave

Philadelphia, PA 19104 - Philadelphia County

Apartment

1-2 beds

1 baths

610-1,037 sqft

About 3500 Powelton Ave

Carriage House, Nestled at 3500 Powelton Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19104, Redefines Modern Living for Young Professionals. Our Newly Renovated Apartments Blend Sleek, Contemporary Finishes with Style and Comfort. Stay Tuned, Our Upgraded Amenities Are Coming Soon. Think Outdoor BBQs, a State-of-the-Art Fitness Center, a Chic Lounge with a Kitchen, a Collaborative Study Area and a High-Tech Conference Room. Carriage House Isn't Just a Place to Live-It's the Ultimate Base for Work, Relaxation and Everything in Between, Right in the Heart of the City....

RentalSource last checked: May 19, 2026 · 2:22 PM ET

Managed by: Chevron Realty Management · (267) 791-1300 · Appfolio

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Property Summary

Property Type:	Apartment
Rental Fee:	$2,023 - $2,600
Bedrooms:	1-2 beds
Bathrooms:	1 baths

Size:	610-1,037 sqft
Pet Friendly:	Yes
Listing Status:	Active
ID:	81116811

Property Amenities

• Balcony/Patio

• Cable/Satellite TV

• Garbage Disposal

• Dishwasher

• High-Speed Internet

• Microwave

• Pet Friendly

• Refrigerator

• Washer/Dryer In Unit

• Walk-in Closets

Community Features

• Bike Paths

• Controlled Access

• Courtyard

• Fitness Center

Unit Rates

Name	Beds	Baths	Sqft	Rent
1 Bed	1	1	610	$2,023
1 Bed	1	1	630	$2,038
1 Bed	1	1	725	$2,063
1 Bed	1	1	630	$2,073
1 Bed	1	1	738	$2,083

Additional Details

Apartments for rent in Philadelphia for $2,023-$2,600 with 1-2 beds, 1 bath, 610-1,037 sqft, pet friendly and located at 3500 Powelton Ave in Philadelphia, PA 19104. The averaged rental price of $2,312 is 37.8% ($634) higher than the average rent of $1,678 for apartments in Philadelphia, PA. 3500 Powelton Ave was advertised by Chevron Realty Management 6+ months ago and last updated today at 2:22 PM ET.

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Bedrooms

1 bedroom

Rent-to-income ratio

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Property managed by:

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(267) 791-1300

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Name	Beds	Baths	Sqft	Rent
1 Bed	1	1	610	$2,023
1 Bed	1	1	630	$2,038
1 Bed	1	1	725	$2,063
1 Bed	1	1	630	$2,073
1 Bed	1	1	738	$2,083
1 Bed	1	1	662	$2,103
1 Bed	1	1	834	$2,163 - $2,193
1 Bed	1	1	652	$2,175
1 Bed	1	1	868	$2,183
1 Bed	1	1	834	$2,193
1 Bed	1	1	929	$2,395
2 Beds	2	1	780	$2,220
2 Beds	2	1	1,037	$2,255
2 Beds	2	1	822	$2,310
2 Beds	2	1	806	$2,370
2 Beds	2	1	962	$2,395
2 Beds	2	1	923	$2,595
2 Beds	2	1	940	$2,600