I've been in 2400 chestnut for four years. I like the apartment; it has served me well. When I moved in, it was the only high-rise apartment in the immediate area. It's a good location, especially if you'd like to walk to campus, but it's a bit far from Rittenhouse (relatively). Over the years, other apartment buildings have risen and are significantly nicer than 2400 Chestnut. My studio has no central air, carpet, and older facilities. The gym is ok and has everything one might need, but the equipment is seriously out of date. If I was moving into the area next year, I would consider 2400 Chestnut a last resort compared to other, newer apartments in the area.

If you want to live in a high rise building, but not at Rittenhouse Square prices, 2400 Chestnut is the right choice.

Included: Gym, cable, shuttle to and from Wharton/Penn Med/Law, weekend shuttle for shopping.

The management and front desk staff are extremely friendly, accommodating, and helpful. I'll miss living here after I graduate.

Great value - decently quality interiors, lots of storage space, a nice gym and a shuttle to Penn campus (several stops along Walnut) all make for great benefits at a very reasonable price.

Basic apartment - think cream and pink colors, carpeting that doesn't lay right with the wall, etc. Rent is starting to be too much for what I get (though admittedly better than other close by complexes), but I love the location so much. Free cable and free laundry on every floor don't hurt. Recently replaced windows help with the efficiency of my electric heat/ a.c units but blinds let a lot of light in during the day if you work night shifts.

Excellent place to live for young professionals and grad students. 2400 Chestnut conveniently located, well priced, and my neighbors have been very friendly and considerate.

I've lived 2400 Chestnut for a year. My experience so far was wonderful. I am sharing 2 bedroom / 2 bathroom with my roommate. A view from the apartment is really gorgeous. Staffs are all friendly and nice. This building is located near the campus. It takes only 15min to walk to the school from the apartment. They also have a shuttle to the university city area in the morning and in the evening. Maintenance is pretty good and quick. Although it is more expensive than the apartment in university city, it is worthy! Overall, 2400 Chestnut will be a good choice for your housing.

2400 Chestnut apartments a great place to call your home. Awesome location, beautiful city/river views, spacious closets and good maintenance service. Could use better amenities for the amount of rent they charge.

Great place for students and young professionals!

2400 is a great place to live. The building is clean, the tenets are nice and the management is efficient and friendly. I have had nothing but good experiences and have resigned my lease for another term! Also, there is ample closet and storage space.

Great building, great management, maintenance requests are usually fulfilled within a day, no rodents or bugs. I've lived here since I moved to Philly in 2011, and I highly recommend it.

I love living at 2400 Chestnut. It is the perfect balance of being in center city yet not too far from campus. The shuttle service is probably one of my favorite amentities. I hate the cold, so not having to walk to and from school in the winter is a blessing. Additionally, since I'm not walking as much in the winter (I like the short 20 minute walk to school during warmer months), I like being able to take advantage of the gym. The only thing about the gym that could be better would be the addition of a squat rack! The staff at 2400 is extremely friendly, and the doormen learned my name within a few days of me living there. The main complaint that I have is that there coud be some renovations done to modernize the apartment. The amenties (countertops, bathroom tiling, carpet etc) could be a lot nicer considering the monthly rent. Additionally, the walls have HUGE windows, which are GREAT for views of the city, but AWFUL when winter rolls around. The electric bill can get a bit out of control if you're not careful. Overall, I like living in 2400 Chestnut, and plan to stay there for my entire time of med school.