Close to the law school, 24hr doorman, they email you when you receive a package and store it for you until you get home.

Left Bank is a wonderful building. The apartments are bright, have high ceilings, and feel very spacious. The apartments are well cared for, the heat AC actually work, and the gym is fairly well-equipped. Also, the building staff (especially the front desk staff) are some of the nicest, most friendly people in the world. Seriously, I would live here just to be able to talk to them every morning on my way out the door. The building definitely caters to graduate students and young professionals, but it also has a fair number of children and older residents who work nearby. Definitely feels like the real world, unlike parts of U. City.

Expensive, though great building and great amenities

Close to campus- very convenient. 24/7 Doorman. Access to gym.

Great location for where my roommates and I need to get each day. Very spacious apartments with very high ceilings. Much more space for the price than comparable apartment buildings in center city. Slightly pricey, but we have a gym in building, 24/7 doorman, roof-top deck and courtyard.

Very nice building and convenient to campus. However, it is kind of far away from all the Wharton social events in Center City.

The apartments at Left Bank are large, relatively new, well-maintained, and roomy. Left Bank also has a lot of amenities: a decent gym with lots of cardio equipment, resident-only acces via keyfob, a concierge who can receive packages, dry cleaning, and grocery deliveries for you, quick and effective repairs/maintenance, enforced quiet hours, indoor bike racks, no undergraduates, etc. However, you WILL be paying for these amenities, and your rent will increase every year (mine increased by $125 a year until I started complaining about it). It's a question of tradeoffs: money vs amenities.

I live in a spacious apartment with 20 foot high ceilings and central air and heat. They allow my cat to live with me. The gym is very nice. The people who work the desk are very nice and protective of the building.

Different location, 10 min from campus and 15 min from Center City. Nice building, responsive management, large apartments. A little on the expensive side, but I feel like I get good value out of it. Biggest concern for potential tenants will be distance from Center City; I don't mind it, but something to keep in mind.

The Left Bank is a good potential option for a place to live. It is a 10 minute walk from both Center City and from Campus. It is also close to 30th Street Station, which is helpful for traveling. The management does a very good job maintaining the property and the apartments are very spacious, however, rent is on the higher side.