Pennsylvania Place Apartments

Location

911 Pennsylvania Place

Office Hours

Monday 8am-Noon

Tuesday 1pm-5pm

Contact

(530)756-3355

whodo@isp.net

Website

Pennsylvania Place Apartments are tucked in at the intersection of 8th and the train tracks. They have one- and two-bedroom apartments ($800 and $925, respectively as of August 2006).

To learn more about rental housing in Davis, check out our Housing Guide as well as our Apartments pages.

The Pennsylvania Place Apartments are located by the corner of 8th and J streets.

The courtyard features a cool, refreshing swimming pool. Tenants get a parking lot complete with scary warning sign.

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2007-03-27 14:40:36   I called the apartments today [3/27/2007] the rent is 950 a month —JackkiCox

2008-01-29 13:13:26   the apartments are quiet, and the bedrooms are gigantic (minus the space taken up by the built in furniture). No bells and whistles but good for the money (2 bedroom, $950, january 2008). I must reiterate - nothing is new inside. —cognac

2008-01-29 15:34:43   Lived there during the 2006-2007 year. Gotta agree with cognac above. Peaceful living, and the rooms are indeed huge. Fairly low rent for the space you get, and the apartments are within walking distance of the downtown area as well as the Dollar Tree store. Parking space on the street was never a problem either (I could always find a spot within the line of sight of my bedroom or kitchen window) since most of the buildings in that area are single family homes. Also, the train tracks rarely produced any noticeable noise. Maintenance response times were also relatively fast, since the team checks and addresses the requests themselves whenever the manager is not there. —PaulAmnuaypayoat

2008-02-14 12:10:39   I lived here in the 2006-2007 school year and my girlfriend lives here now. The rooms are really good sized, the rent is cheap, the management is great (Barbara is the nicest manager ever!) and the maintenance is fast. The only drawbacks are, no dishwashers and the built in furniture differs by apartment. The model unit had built in desks but the unit I moved into (#12) had a built in bookshelf in one room and a built in dresser in the other. No biggie, but make sure you check out what furniture you actually need before moving in. Also, the railroad tracks are literally 10 feet from the parking lot, so if your window is open, the trains can get loud during the day. Then again, my window faces the parking lot. Apartments on the other side of the complex probably have no problem at all. —William.Peacock