Park Place One Apartments, located in Northeast Philadelphia, offers an unmatched experience. The community features on-site parking, its own private internal park, swimming pool and clubhouse, and a state of the art 24/7 surveillance system. Escape the city and enter home into a beautiful building with lush landscaping and flowers blooming throughout the seasons. Each residence features a private balcony with a nine foot sliding door, lots of natural light, large walk-in closets, expansive floor plans, and a private washer and dryer. Choose from floor plans that offer private or semi-private entrances. For those that enjoy walking, biking or other outdoor activities, Park Place One is located directly across the street from the magnificent 1,600 acre Pennypack Park with its trails, benches, and natural splendor. You are also close to lots of shopping, dining, retail, and nearby trains, bus routes, and major highways. Residents experience a lifestyle that blends the best of city and suburban living in one location.
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Things To Do in Philadelphia, PA
Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom
Less than an hour and a half away from downtown Philadelphia, Allentown’s Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom is a popular nearby amusement and water park. Ride on the eight roller coasters (including the ninth longest steel roller coaster in the world!), enjoy the dozens of carnival-themed rides and cool down as you slide down the 22 water slides into pools of water recreation fun.
Tria Café
For a bit of elegance in your evening, try a visit to the Tria Café. With three locations in the city, this popular wine bar offers a different nightlife experience. Sip on some of the finest wines and beers in the city, paired with cheeses and delicious light snacks. Perfect for a casual, intimate gathering and a great place to meet up before or after hitting the town.
Independence Seaport Museum
While you may not sail the great blue seas, you can explore the history they played in Philadelphia’s development at the Independence Seaport Museum. A museum dedicated to the maritime history of Philadelphia, the Delaware Valley and Pennsylvania, the Independence Seaport Museum is suitably located along Penn’s Landing, the historic site where William Penn first docked when he arrived in America.
