Manayunk

Manayunk/Roxborough's evolution is reflected in its diverse and historic housing.  Houses still remain from its days as an industrial town. Small to larger row home start the climb up the hill from the waterfront, evolving quickly into twins and large single family homes. The top of the hill has an interesting mix of Victorian singles, twins, and rowhomes from the early 20th century with spectacular views of Philadelphia.

While Manayunk  is lush with historic housing, it also offers first class contemporary living with top notch amenities. The new housing construction within Manayunk/Roxborough offers environmentally friendly alternatives and access to transit and recreation.  Housing prices and rents range with the size and shape of the house. Starting in the low $200,000s, new and older historic homes have sold for over $600,000. Renting in Manayunk/Roxborough begins under $1,000 a month for a one-bedroom apartment to $2,500 for a house.

Manayunk/Roxborough residents enjoy the best of both worlds. Manayunk's Main Street features a number of restaurants, bars, design show rooms, and high-end retailers, while Roxborough's Ridge Avenue provides access to grocery stores, service oriented stores, and support services such as hospitals and medical facilities. The Manayunk/Roxborough neighborhood offers private and public schools that are walkable and anchored by two major parks areas along the Wissahickon and Schuylkill Valley bike trails.