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West Lancaster Homes for Rent

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    $1,645 per month

    Wheatland Arms (06wh)

    2 Beds

    1115 Marietta Ave, Lancaster, PA 17603

    Wheatland Arms is a stately three-story elevator serviced building located in historic Lancaster County. Convenient Intercom service able. Our newly renovated spacious apartments feature large dining and living areas with large windows allowing for ample natural light. Generously sliding glass doors open from onto large balconies with amazing views of our lushly landscaped grounds and Lancaster.

    1115 Marietta Ave, Lancaster, PA 17603
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    $1,765 - $1,965 per month

    Williamson Square (06wi)

    2 Beds

    220 N President Ave, Lancaster, PA 17603

    Enjoy elegant living in historic Williamson Square. Large oversized newly renovated apartments and townhomes offer unparalleled sophistication and class. Our homes come with large bedrooms, full-sized kitchens, and patios and balconies that overlook our lushly landscaped grounds. Many of them come with walk-in closets, dens, and unique features such as atriums and circular stairways. Schedule a

    220 N President Ave, Lancaster, PA 17603

Why Live in West Lancaster

West Lancaster is a leafy suburban neighborhood centered around the historic Wheatland estate, once home to President James Buchanan. The area features a mix of stately older homes and more modest townhouses, semi-detached twins, and single-family homes. The northern part of the neighborhood, near Franklin & Marshall College, showcases sprawling mansions built between the late 1800s and early 1900s, including Tudors, Victorians, and colonials. South of Columbia Avenue, residents find comfortable townhouses and single-family homes with living spaces ranging from 1,200 to 2,000 square feet. West Lancaster is rich in attractions, including Buchanan Park, a 22-acre green space with a botanical garden and sledding hill, and the Conestoga House, a historic estate open for tours. The North Museum of Nature and Science offers interactive exhibits and a collection of historical artifacts. Dining options are plentiful, with eateries like Tobias Frogg and the Copper Cup providing diverse culinary experiences. The neighborhood is walkable and less than 3 miles from downtown, with SEPTA buses providing convenient transportation. Residents enjoy a lower-than-average crime rate compared to the national average. The area is also home to Lancaster General Hospital and is 9 miles from Lancaster Airport.
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