Large, spacious apartments with modern furnishings including wooden flooring in the shared areas and granite kitchen tops. Ceilings are 12ft high and windows take up most of that space letting in a lot of light. well stocked gym and across the street from the Schulkill trail which is a great place to run. Management is available and fast to react if there are any issues. For students at Penn, 20 minute walk to campus, 2 minute walk to 2401, 7 minute walk to Pub and 15 minute walk to most places in Centre City. Trader joe's is about 10 minutes away and there are smaller convenience stores nearby. Surrounding area feels safe at night.

It's close to budget but you get so much more for your money a little further from Center City and you're by no means far from the action. The high ceilings do also mean that you need to buy more lamps to get light in the evening.

The best part of Locust on the Park are the units themselves -- 16' ceilings and 12' windows make them spacious and beautiful. The building has 30-40 students annually so there are plenty of young people around. There is a bit of a trade-off as your walk to campus is only 20 minutes, so it is super manageable, but you are 10 minutes from Rittenhouse square where lots of events take place. I'd make the decision to live here again!

Locust on the PArk is great because its halfway between the two places I spend the most time: Huntsman and Rittenhouse Square. It's a 20 minute walk from campus, so it's an easy to walk no matter the weather, and I've saved a lot of money on ubers and buses compared to friends. It's also a 2 minute walk to 2401, which is extremely convenient for team meetings, printing, etc. The apartments have ridiculously high ceiling and massive windows. Management is very receptive to any issues, and the doormen are very friendly. The gym is convenient, but nothing special. If you are a runner, you can't beat the proximity to the Schuykill River Park.

Negatives are that there isn't a ton within a 1-block vicinity (or anything?). You have a 5-10 minute walk for eggs, milk, etc. Also before signing a lease, see how the progress is with the construction next door. The management is building a new swanky high-rise, so you don't want a window facing that and be aware of the noise (this might be a good negotiation tool to get rent lowered!!).

Locust on the Park is a nice well-maintained property on the river. The neighborhood feels safer than Rittenhouse and there are lots of trees in the area. Our unit is large for a two bedroom and the ceilings are very high. We opted for the upgrade (new carpets and appliances, paint, etc.), so out unit is in great condition. The gym is quite large, but the party room is a bit outdated (still totally fine though). Management is professional and responsive. It would be nice to live a bit closer to the square for social reasons, but I actually like our neighborhood better as a place to live. It's much closer to campus than some other Wharton buildings and the square isn't a far walk at all. The only issue with the building is the construction going on near by. The road construction should end soon, but the building across the street may take a while. We don't hear the construction for the new building, but if you face 25th Street, it could be an issue. Overall, we are really happy living here and think we made an excellent choice!

Locust on the Park is a great place to live in the Fitler Square neighborhood in Center City. The building is safe, clean and kept up well. The apartments are updated and laminate floor is available if requested. There is a gym and great access to a dog park, gardens and the Schuylkill River Trail. They also have a parking garage and flat lot for an additional cost each month. The only downside is the price (it's quite expensive for the space you get) and poor design features of some of the apartments. We don't love our closed in kitchen or overly spacious bathroom with zero counter space. Overall we love the neighborhood and easy access to Rittenhouse (10 minute walk) and campus (25 minute walk).

Big space compared to what I could find closer to Rittenhouse square. Great management team and staff. If we ever have any issues, maintenance fixes it within a day. Only downside is it's a little farther from the bars/restaurants in center city than most other apts that Wharton students typically live at.

Very close to 2401, centered between school and center city, great management, lots of space in apartment, high ceilings, clean apartments

The Dranoff property management is great. Application process was smooth, and they are very professional. Great doormen who do everything they can to help you out when needed. Units are well maintained and spacious. Gym is decent. Location is just slightly away from the main action of Rittenhouse square. Is also right next to the Schuylkill running path and the dog park. Is not very close to any grocery stores or supermarkets which is the only downside.

Locust on the Park is a fantastic building to live in! All of the units are very bright, spacious, and have high ceilings. The management and doormen are great and very friendly. Management/maintenance is very responsive -- the few times we have had something break it has been fixed in less than 24 hours. The location is perfect for almost all Wharton activities -- 1.5 blocks from 2401, 3 blocks from Pub, and essentially the closest you can get to Huntsman while still living in center city. The only downside to the location is it is slightly further (4-5 blocks) from many of the bars frequented by Wharton students, relative to how close some of the more popular buildings are. Another perk to the location is being right next to the river and running/biking path. The has a mix of Wharton students, other Penn grad students, young professionals and young families.

Great neighborhood, really high ceilings