About Clifton Heights

Eight miles west of Philadelphia’s city center, the rather upscale city of Clifton Heights is home to just under 8,000 residents. Because of its convenient location, the suburban, tree-lined streets of Clifton Heights are mostly home to commuters who work in downtown Philadelphia. Philadelphia International Airport is just a few miles south of the city and provides an excellent schedule of flights serving destinations across the globe. In the middle of Clifton Heights is the commuter R3 station as well as the SEPTA Light Rail station for Route 102 that whisks residents of an apartment or home for rent in Clifton Heights into downtown Philadelphia in a matter of minutes. Residents of a Clifton Heights house or apartment for rent have a short list of recreational facilities available within walking distance from their homes. Because the city is so close to Philadelphia, most parks are limited to the size of city block and may include a baseball diamond or small soccer field. However, most school campuses provide larger playing fields. Kent Park, nearby, provides lush jogging trails and bike paths along Darby Creek. The Upper Darby School District serves Clifton Heights with 10 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, and Upper Darby High School, the largest in the state. While not located directly in Clifton Heights, the campuses are just a few minutes outside of the city.

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