2400 Chestnut apartments a great place to call your home. Awesome location, beautiful city/river views, spacious closets and good maintenance service. Could use better amenities for the amount of rent they charge.

Great place for students and young professionals!

2400 is a great place to live. The building is clean, the tenets are nice and the management is efficient and friendly. I have had nothing but good experiences and have resigned my lease for another term! Also, there is ample closet and storage space.

Great building, great management, maintenance requests are usually fulfilled within a day, no rodents or bugs. I've lived here since I moved to Philly in 2011, and I highly recommend it.

I love living at 2400 Chestnut. It is the perfect balance of being in center city yet not too far from campus. The shuttle service is probably one of my favorite amentities. I hate the cold, so not having to walk to and from school in the winter is a blessing. Additionally, since I'm not walking as much in the winter (I like the short 20 minute walk to school during warmer months), I like being able to take advantage of the gym. The only thing about the gym that could be better would be the addition of a squat rack! The staff at 2400 is extremely friendly, and the doormen learned my name within a few days of me living there. The main complaint that I have is that there coud be some renovations done to modernize the apartment. The amenties (countertops, bathroom tiling, carpet etc) could be a lot nicer considering the monthly rent. Additionally, the walls have HUGE windows, which are GREAT for views of the city, but AWFUL when winter rolls around. The electric bill can get a bit out of control if you're not careful. Overall, I like living in 2400 Chestnut, and plan to stay there for my entire time of med school.

It's a great place to live. Lot's of med students live here. There is a shuttle to and from school every day that leaves about every 20 minutes, so it's great if you are lazy in the morning or hate the cold. The shuttle is probably my favorite part. Having a doorman and a mailroom is great.

Love my view, great amenities, friendly staff, convienient location, quiet, spacious :)

No bugs, quick repairs, doorguys are great and staff are wonderful, package room makes a difference - I know deliveries will be safe, shuttle service in the am is invaluable.
Great size for cost, gym in basement is great.
I took advantage of parking, cheapest around. Close to center city, close to campus, right on the Penn Bus route.

I feel safe here. Apartments could use some updating, but overall, 10/10 experience. Lived by myself in apartments for the past 5 years, 2400 has been by far the best experience.

There are tons of Penn grad students living here, and for good reason. It's not the newest building, but they just replaced all the windows and the amenities are nice - doorman 24/7, free laundry and gym, shuttle that takes you to campus in the morning (though it leaves too late for most clinical rotations). It's across the river so you have all the convenience of living in Center City but it's close to the Penn hospitals.

I believe 2400 Chestnut is the most convenient building for Wharton student. The apartment has shuttle bus service to school, has low rate monthly parking spot, has cable TV channel, and has a so-so gym, etc.
About location, it locates next to 2401 Walnut (I can get there in 3 mins from my bed.), about 10 minutes away from Rittenhouse square and many places Wharton people will meet, close to TJ's and Rite-Aid, and less than 10 minutes away from 30th station, etc.
The building is little bit old but condition is good. So if you want to live "practical" and "convenient" place, 2400 Chestnut is good option.

- Central location between campus and Rittenhouse square
- Amenities kept in good condition and no major complaints but nothing spectacular
- Nice features - internet and cable (moderate quality) included, doorman 24/7, gym
- Mostly grad students (med, law, business schools) - offers 21 month leases
- Average bang for your buck