
Apartments near Lancaster Avenue Shops in Haverford, PA (173 Rentals)


St Georges

101 Mill Creek

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17 E Lancaster Ave, Unit 2nd +3rd floor

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893 Penn St, Unit Apt B

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2714 E County Line Rd, Unit 2nd Floor

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8 Campbell Ave, Unit 201

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209 Park Ter

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842 Cricket Ave

2314 Bryn Mawr Ave

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1334 Montgomery Ave, Unit C-2

1023 W Lancaster Ave, Unit 2nd Floor

660 Loraine St, Unit 2

1023 W Lancaster Ave, Unit Rear

660 Loraine St, Unit 4

660 Loraine St, Unit 3

660 Loraine St, Unit 1

43 Chatham Rd

526 Williams Rd

715 E Haverford Rd

32 S Cricket Terrace

113 Montrose Ave

105 Montrose Ave

233 E Montgomery Ave

369b E County Line Rd

1030 E Lancaster Ave

729 E Haverford Rd

1549 County Line Rd

1511 Brookhaven Rd

504 Conshohocken State Rd

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701 Mt Pleasant Rd

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How much are Studio apartments in Haverford?
There are currently 63 Studio Apartments in Haverford with rent ranges from $750 to $1,497 with an average price of $1,055.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Haverford range from $1,000 to $16,456. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,753.
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