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Former Trolley Car Diner Site – 6739 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19119, Pennsylvania

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About this Location

Overview & Suitability

The site formerly known as the Trolley Car Diner, located at 7619 Germantown Avenue in the Mount Airy neighborhood of Philadelphia, has undergone significant redevelopment. This location, which historically featured a popular diner and a vintage trolley car, is now the site of a residential construction project. Consequently, there is no public parking facility or "Trolley Car Park" currently operating at this address. Drivers seeking parking in this corridor should be aware that the area is a dense, bustling commercial strip with limited off-street options.

Access, Dimensions & Clearance

Due to the active construction and redevelopment of the site, there is no vehicle access for parking purposes. Visitors to the Germantown Avenue commercial corridor should expect narrow, historic street layouts. Large vehicles, including RVs or oversized trucks, are strongly discouraged from attempting to navigate this immediate area, as street parking is largely restricted to passenger vehicles and frequently monitored by city enforcement.

Parking Rates, Tariffs & Booking

There are no parking rates, tariffs, or booking requirements for this location as it no longer functions as a parking facility. For those visiting nearby Mount Airy or Chestnut Hill businesses, parking is typically found via metered on-street spaces or within designated community-managed parking lots located elsewhere along the Germantown Avenue business district. Most of these public lots utilize local payment kiosks or mobile payment platforms like ParkMobile.

Security & Amenities

As this property is currently a residential development site, it does not provide security, lighting, or amenities for the general public. Visitors are advised to seek parking in established, active lots within the Chestnut Hill/Mount Airy business districts, which are periodically monitored and generally offer better lighting and accessibility for the public.

Strategic Alternative

For visitors intending to access the Mount Airy and Chestnut Hill areas, the best strategy is to utilize the designated public lots maintained by the Chestnut Hill Parking Foundation or explore the surrounding residential side streets where signage permits. Alternatively, the area is well-served by SEPTA Regional Rail, which offers a reliable, stress-free transit option to avoid the complexities of parking in this historic and narrow commercial corridor.

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Access specs, clearance heights & walking distance to local destinations

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Know Before You Go

Max Vehicle Clearance Open Sky
Open Air / No Height Restriction
Open surface lot with no vertical clearance barrier, accommodating tall vehicles, vans, and rooftop cargo carriers.
Access Mechanism
Open Surface Bay
Payment Accepted
Mobile App / Metered Pay Station, Credit Card
Neighbourhood at a Glance 25 venues
10 Parks
4 Supermarkets
4 Transits
3 Artss
2 Museums
Closest 4 min walk
Furthest 14 min walk

This car park sits within a 14-minute walk of 25 local venues, including Grocery Outlet and Weavers Way Mercantile Shop. Ideal for visitors to the area's park scene.

Walking Distance to Destinations

Event Day Traffic Notice: Walking distance to Mt. Airy Art Garage. Expect heavier pump demand and area congestion on event days.
Grocery Outlet Supermarket Plaza
4m walk • 0.2 mi
Exit directly onto Germantown Avenue heading northwest to easily reach the storefront.
Lovett Park Park
5m walk • 0.26 mi
Look for pedestrian crossings near Lovett Memorial Library when walking east from Germantown Avenue.
Sedgwick Park Park
6m walk • 0.3 mi
Follow Sedgwick Street eastbound to avoid pedestrian bottlenecks along the main avenue.
Acme Supermarket Plaza
6m walk • 0.31 mi
Approach via Chew Avenue to circumvent local commuter traffic on Germantown Avenue during evening rush hours.
Commodore John Barry Arts and Cultural Center Community Centre
7m walk • 0.33 mi
Plan your exit onto Carpenter Lane carefully as turning lanes can be tight during evening banquet events.

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