Welcome to Ambler, Pennsylvania

Though it’s one of the smaller towns in Montgomery County, Ambler boasts a historic past and promising future. Just fifteen minutes outside Philadelphia, the borough of Ambler offers all the perks of big city life while providing its residents with a friendly, small town atmosphere and plenty of space to live and breathe in.

Want the scoop on Ambler? Check out our LocalTalkLink to chat with some of the locals and get to know this community from the inside. Use the Ask a Question feature to ask any Ambler related questions that may be on your mind. Simply type them in and one of those friendly, fabulous residents will get back with answers asap. It couldn’t be easier. You’ll feel like you’ve already visited the community without ever stepping away from your laptop. When you’re ready to make the move to Ambler be sure to hit up our AptGuideLink for some great advice on how to find the perfect new home for you.

Ambler Rental Trends

Prices can be competitive in Ambler, so be sure to use our apartment finder to get the best deal on your new apartment. You’ll typically find small to medium sized apartment buildings and units range from studios up to three bedrooms. Take a look at the table above to get a good idea of what places are currently renting for in Ambler. If you’re antsy and want to start your search, you can begin by checking out some of the hot rentals listed below.

Small Town, Big Reputation

Interested in living in a city where neighbors watch out for each other? There’s many beautiful apartments for rent in Ambler, named in honor of Mary Johnson Ambler, a resident who aided in rescue efforts at the historic Great Train Wreck of 1856. This event looms large in Ambler’s history and you’ll come to appreciate it more if you become a resident. With a population of only 6,400, you’ll get to know your neighbors well. This tightly knit community offers affordable housing, a great school system, solid public transportation via SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority), and a pedestrian friendly downtown area.

A Solid Education

Want your kids to grow up as smart and capable as Mary Johnson Ambler? The city offers a robust education system. The Wissahickon School District boasts one high school, one middle school, and five elementary schools. If you or someone in your clan is looking to pursue a higher degree, you can do so in Ambler. The borough is home to Temple University’s Ambler campus. The school offers undergraduate and graduate programs and is a nice alternative to the main campus, located in urban Philadelphia.

Ambler Arts and Entertainment

Are you a fan of arts and culture? You won’t need to travel to Philly to get your fill when you live in Ambler. (But it sure is nice to know you can.) The borough offers plenty of music, art, and culture for residents to enjoy. Catch a play or musical at the Act II Playhouse. Founded in 1999, this professional theatre boasts 130 seats and has won six Barrymore Awards. If you’d like to listen to some music without the costumes, makeup, and drama, headon over to the Ambler Symphony Orchestra. The orchestra performs live music throughout the year, including a Children’s concert and the Menges Scholarship concert. When you’re looking for some family fun time, bring the whole clan down to a Family Movie Night in the Park. The Ambler Parks and Recreation Committee present family friendly feature films one Friday each month at one of three Ambler parks. Wanna catch a flick inside the theater? The Ambler Theater is available for your movie viewing pleasure. The recently renovated theater features limited distribution, art, and independent films.

A Caring Community

In the mold of Mary Johnson Ambler’s selflessness, Ambler residents take part in a number of events to benefit members of the community. Join your neighbors and help others by becoming a member of one of Ambler’s many community organizations. If you’re into sports, the Ambler Olympic Club supports recreational programs for kids. You can choose to help those less fortunate in eastern Montgomery County and become part of the Mattie N. Dixon Community Cupboard. Maybe you’d rather help beautify the borough? Become a part of Plant Ambler. There are plenty of opportunities to volunteer and help out the community. What a great way to meet your neighbors and embrace your new town in Ambler!