Apartments near Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

Packard, Broad St, is the closest Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts housing, just a 5-minute walk from the university.

The average distance of the amber Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts housing is 1 mile, or a 6-minute drive.

Students can have more space for storage, choose the type of apartments they want, and also stay with their friends by choosing off-campus Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts student apartments.

Sister Cities Café is the closest cafe to Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, being only an 8-minute walk from the university. 

Suburban Station is the closest train station to the university & is under a 3-minute walk. This station helps students travel easily to their Philadelphia student apartments.

The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) is located in the heart of Philadelphia's Center City, making it easy for students to find off-campus student housing that matches their lifestyle and budget. Students can choose from plenty of apartments for rent near Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Amber offers Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts student housing starting from $479 per month. Top choices include University Crossings & The Standard at Philadelphia. The average distance of Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts housing offered by amber is within a 1-mile radius, which takes around 6 minutes by car.

PAFA was founded in 1805 and is the first museum and school of fine arts in the United States. Located at 118-128 N Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102, the Academy enrolls 200 undergraduate and certificate students. PAFA offers the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), Master of Fine Arts (MFA), Post-Baccalaureate Certificate, and Fine Arts Certificate programs across disciplines, including painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, animation, illustration, ceramics, and interdisciplinary studio practice. Students also benefit from more than 220 years of artistic heritage and a curriculum centered on hands-on studio practice and professional development.

Living close to Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts can make balancing classes, training sessions, and personal commitments much easier. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts housing includes everything from private studios and shared apartments to 1B & 3B rooms, giving students a wide selection of homes to choose from.
1. Standard at Philadelphia: The property has exclusive facilities like a sauna and is pet-friendly. It is located at a 7-minute drive from the university - From $959 per month.
2. University Crossings: The apartment has exciting amenities like a group study lounge and a community assistant staff. Located at a 7-minute drive from the university - From $909 per month.
3. The Summit at University City: The house has amazing facilities like a multimedia room and a 24-hour fitness center. It is located at an 8-minute drive from the university - From $924 per month.
4. The Chestnut at University City: It has top facilities like a sky lounge and a game room. It is located at a 10-minute drive from the university - From $2768 per month.
5. Chestnut Square: The apartment has exclusive amenities like a movie theater and a 24-hour fitness center. It is located at an 8-minute drive from the university - From $989 per month.

Race-Vine Station is only a 4-minute walk from campus, while City Hall Station and Suburban Station can both be reached within a 10-minute walk. Students travelling across the Greater Philadelphia region can access Jefferson Station in a 12-minute walk. Several SEPTA bus routes operate along Broad Street, offering easy access to different parts of the city. Popular destinations, including Love Park, are an 8-minute walk away.

Student life at PAFA revolves around professional artistic practice, museum engagement, and creative collaboration rather than traditional collegiate organizations. Students exhibit their work through the Annual Student Exhibition, participate in visiting artist lectures, gallery talks, portfolio reviews, and museum workshops. It also encourages students to engage in community arts projects, public exhibitions, and professional networking events that connect them with artists, collectors, curators, and alumni. A defining feature of student life at PAFA is its close-knit studio environment, where students learn alongside practising artists and study from a collection of 16,000+ American artworks.