WASHINGTON WEST
That’s the perfect way to describe Washington Square West, a thriving enclave that includes Midtown Village and Washington Square itself.
Midtown Village maintains its own personality thanks to a small-business boom concentrated on the 13th Street corridor, where power couple Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran preside over a handful of popular restaurants and shops.
Washington Square itself — one of five original public squares in Philadelphia — ties the whole area together. Here, picnickers, families and residents gather to enjoy the open space. Today, visiting Washington Square means strolling its tree-lined pathways, observing the clone of Philadelphia’s only Moon Tree and stopping to recognize the memorial to Washington and unknown soldiers of the American Revolution.
The park is just a block from Independence Hall and a popular gathering spot for residents and visitors alike.
The green and lively Washington Square attracts those who want a respite from the city action — picnickers, families, sunbathers and history buffs.
711 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Units – 7
9-12 Franklin Benjamin High School
Walk Score – 99, Transit Score – 100, Bike Score – 82, School District K-8 McCall Gen George A School – 9-12 – Franklin Benjamin High School
1036 Pine Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Units – 5
97
100
97
K-8 McCall Gen George A School
9-12 Franklin Benjamin High School
Walk Score – 97, Transit Score – 100, Bike Score – 97, School District – McCall Gen George A School, 9-12 Franklin Benjamin High School
Philadelphia, Pa 19107
Units – 5
98
100
97
K-8 McCall Gen George A School
9-12 Franklin Benjamin High School
Walk Score – 97, Transit Score – 100, Bike Score – 97, School District – McCall Gen George A School, 9-12 Franklin Benjamin High School
Philadelphia, Pa 19107
Units – 5
98
100
97
K-8 McCall Gen George A School
9-12 Franklin Benjamin High School
Walk Score – 97, Transit Score – 100, Bike Score – 97, School District – McCall Gen George A School, 9-12 Franklin Benjamin High School