
Apartments near Penn-North-Metro Subway in Baltimore, MD (1,595 Rentals)


Crook Horner Lofts

914 N Calvert St

908 N Calvert St

809 St. Paul Apartments

916 N Calvert St

939 N Calvert St

Amity Ramble Apartments

937 N Calvert St

301-303 N Howard St

Westminster House Apartments, 62+ age

933 N Calvert St

22 E Mount Vernon Pl

Addison Place

Hampden Hill

Madison Lofts

28 E Mount Vernon Pl

717 St Paul St

2834 N Calvert St

2325 Hollins St

808 N Calvert St

909 N Calvert St

Moon Palace

Pratt Street Transitional House

813 N Calvert St

Restoration Gardens

815 N Calvert St

3806 Hickory Ave

2918 N. Calvert St.

811 N Calvert St

2845 N Calvert St

Centre Street Apartments

The Atrium

The Brentwood Public Housing

Crossroads Apartments

19 E Centre St

17 E Centre St

The Tobee AHR LLC

The Allston

Edgehill Apartments

300 Cathedral AHR LLC

516-518 Saint Paul Pl

Gladwyn Manor

Waterloo Place Apartments

Saratoga Lofts

7 W Mulberry St

Walbrook Apartments

3203 N Charles St

Carrollton Bank Building Apartments

407 N Charles St

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