King's Manor Apartments

I loved living here. They were great to me. I never had any issues. Anytime I needed something fixed, it was done the next day. They were flexible with rent payments as times were tough. Unfortunately I had to part ways due to my illness. I would come back if they’d let me. I miss it here.

The units are bright and freshly updated (new light fixtures, faucets, paint, etc.) and have excellent light and character with high ceilings, hardwood floors, archways, and big windows. Neighbors are friendly and quiet, and the maintenance and management folks are excellent and take great care of the buildings. It's not fancy and the buildings are older, but as a place to live as a single working person who appreciates the character and neighborhood, it's perfect.

I had an appointment July 10th 2020 at 9am. I was on time no one was in the office even though they say they’re at 9am. I waited 30mins just in case the person may have been running late. I called three different numbers for kings manor apartments and didn’t get one answer or call back. Extremely disappointing and a waste of my time.

I've lived here for a number of years. It's an OK place for students, or anyone who needs an affordable place to live. However, there are a few issues. First, there's no insulation and it costs a lot in the winter to heat the apartment, noise is also an issue. Thus, you can hear your neighbor cough, talk, cell phone ring etc. Also, sometimes maintenance is slow to fix issues, but usually gets it done after some time. Also, the building hallway smells like cigarette smoke and sense I'm a... nonsmoker it drives me crazy. You can smell it as soon as you enter the building and it's highly annoying. Otherwise, it's an OK affordable place to live. Lee mas

affordable, uninsulated, dirty, decent tenants, mostly attending Drexel Med down the street- but costly to cool and heat w/no insulation and NO sound barriers in floors, ceilings, walls- you hear EVERYTHING!