
Apartments near Germantown Plaza in Philadelphia, PA (628 Rentals)


4245 Ridge Ave

4401 Ridge Ave

144 Sumac St

4201-4203 Ridge Ave

1303 Wagner Ave

2230 W Tioga St

503 N Pleasant Pl

4161-4165 Ridge Ave

4098-4908 1/2 Pechin St

Ridge Flats

3453 W Allegheny Ave

130 Sumac St

4146 Pechin St

Lindley Gardens

The Overlook

4825 N Camac St

168 W Salaignac St

7037 - 7043 Stenton Ave

1200 W Loudon St

Cresheimbrook Condominiums

3919 Ridge Ave

1903 W Venango St

1901 W Venango St

113 Sumac St

Zero6 TownHomes

3869-3871 Terrace St

Terrace Lofts

4115 N Broad St

4215 Manayunk Ave

5103 Rochelle Ave

3918 Terrace St

611-615 Roxborough Ave

1705 W Erie Ave

6162 Ridge Ave

1611 W Erie Ave

4817 N 11th St

Kingsley Street Townhomes

2031 W Ontario St

3517 N 18th St

1835 W Tioga St

Triplex Multi-Family

6735 Woolston Ave

6122 N Broad St

6116 N Broad St

Bridge Five Condominiums

3805 Germantown Ave

1808 W Tioga St

1713 W Tioga St

1425 West Erie Avenue

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