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At the intersection of the Schuylkill River and French Creek, Phoenixville blends historic charm with a modern mindset.
Originally known as Manavon, Phoenixville adopted its current name in 1849 to honor the Phoenix Iron Company, the town’s biggest employer at the time.
Today, the town of Phoenixville relies less on the manufacturing of nails and rails and more on its artsy, low-key vibe that attracts both visitors craving relaxation with a creative twist and residents looking to put down roots.
Bridge Street — the town’s main drag — offers a mix of wine-tasting rooms, low-key restaurants and artsy, locally owned shops. Bridge Street is divided in the center of town by Main Street, home to boutique retail and food outlets.

Getting Here!
Driving the 27 miles from Center City to Phoenixville takes roughly 40 minutes.
Metered street parking and municipal lots are available. Arriving via public transportation from Philadelphia, though, is not easily accessible.
The property has 6 parking spots, keep in mind, we also have other Airbnbs and employees in the first floor that also use the parking lot.
That’s why we don’t offer a secure parking spot to our guests but you can use it if you want, we only ask you to make sure to park correctly so everyone fits and being willing to move cars if someone is parked in and needs to go out.
There’s also free street parking and a few churches around that charge 5.00 a day.