Apartments near Germantown Plaza in Philadelphia, PA (597 Rentals)

2122 Stenton Ave, Unit 2

1330 W Hunting Park Ave

Tulpehocken Apartments

Valley Greene Apartments

1633 W Grange Ave

Hall House Apartments

225 W Rittenhouse St

5908-5910 Greene St

113 W Maplewood Ave

103 Maplewood

246 W Harvey St

5524 Pulaski Ave

5442 Wayne Ave

6024-6024R Wayne Ave

264 W Walnut Ln

301 W School House Ln

Colonial Gardens

239 W Walnut Ln

406 W Chelten Ave

258-260 W Pastorius St

22 E Rittenhouse St

Germantown House Apartments

231-233 W Coulter St

422 W Chelten Ave

14-16 Harvey

424 W Chelten Ave

6141 Wayne Ave

5423 Germantown Ave

5327 Wayne Ave

45 E Church Ln

201-209 W Tulpehocken St

Tulwayne

61-71 E Haines St

233 W Queen Ln

6102 Germantown Ave

6035 Germantown Ave

155-157 E Chelten Ave

150 W Washington Ln

241-243 W Queen Ln

144 W Washington Ln

105 W Tulpehocken St

5250 Wayne Ave

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There are currently 2,970 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $502 to $7,946 with an average price of $1,615.
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