
Apartments near Bakers Centre in Philadelphia, PA (943 Rentals)


3000 N Broad St

3037 N Broad St

1317 W Allegheny Ave

4432 N Cleveland St

2618 N 17th St

3028 W Dauphin St

1306 W Allegheny Ave

2923 W Fletcher St

1239 W Westmoreland St

Hilltop at Falls Ridge

1309 W Clearfield St

231-233 W Coulter St

1602 Rowan St

5012 Greene St

1305 W Clearfield St

1307 W Clearfield St

2245 N 33rd St

3544 Old York Rd

3430 Old York

The Overlook

5327 Wayne Ave

1204 Erie Ave

424 W Chelten Ave

2243 N 33rd St

4115 N Broad St

422 W Chelten Ave

3439-3441 Old York Rd

301 W School House Ln

3639 Old York Rd

406 W Chelten Ave

2209 N 33rd St

60 W Manheim St

5524 Pulaski Ave

2201 N 33rd St

2329 N 19th St

5442 Wayne Ave

Colonial Gardens

4833 Germantown Ave

3563 N 11th St

Gypsy Lane Condominiums

The Lofts at Wayne

3006-08 Ridge Ave

2848 Diamond

2141 N 22nd St

The Lofts at 2601

3218 W Diamond St

5151 Germantown Ave

5145 Germantown Ave

5208-5218 Germantown Ave

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