Residents and visitors of Bella Vista are offered a staggering roster of dining options, attractions, and local entertainment and events just off their doorsteps. Located in South Philadelphia, Bella Vista’s best-known feature is the 9th Street Italian Market, the oldest operational “open-air” market of its kind in the U.S. The neighborhood is also home to a number of beautiful parks including the Cianfranni Park, Bardascina Park and the Palumbo Recreational Center. Each of which is supported through the volunteer efforts of the community’s Friends of Parks group, whose diligent efforts add beauty and serenity to the entire neighborhood. The parks often host public events such as concert series, yoga, and outdoor movies, The residents of Bella Vista often wake up to the music of church bells and the delightful aromas of historic Sarcone’s Italian Bakery. Many of the residences located in this tucked-away neighborhood offer walkability to the city’s finest conveniences while allowing residents to enjoy the comfort and privacy of a quaint, friendly neighborhood. Each block offers homes with fantastic curb appeal and classic architectural notes.
Reference the Bella Vista Neighborhood Guide below for up-to-date real estate market trends, nearby school profiles, community demographic information, and more.
The lifestyles trends below are based on billions of social media data points broken down into 52 segments and mapped at the neighborhood level. The scores indicate the prevalence of each segment in an area.
The percent ratings below indicate the portion of area residents who commute to work by walking, car, public transit, or cycling. The most popular method of commuting in this area is car, used by 38% of people, and the average commute time to work is approximately 31 minutes.