
Apartments near Ivyridge in Philadelphia, PA (303 Rentals)


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167 Parker Ave

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204 Ripka St

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459 Martin St

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239 Lemonte St

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4543 Baker St

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207 Rector St

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3740 Manayunk Ave

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213 Hermitage St

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6604 Ridge Ave, Unit 404

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126 Ripka St

Roxy on Ridge

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Shurs Lane Lofts

7220 Ridge Ave

7033 Ridge Ave

6526 Ridge ave

6601 Ridge Ave

Fountain Arms Apartments

323-325 Fountain St

Abbey Lane Condominium

Valley Court Condominiums

6212-6214 Ridge Ave

4630 Umbria St

200 Krams Ave

4557 Manayunk Ave

460 Krams Ave

6162 Ridge Ave

The Locks

123 Dupont St

213GREENLN

4514 Ritchie St

420 Conarroe St

129 Green Ln

115-117 Green Ln

Nob Hill Condominiums

353 Lyceum Ave

The Bell Tower

4343-4345 Main St

4331 Main St

4304 Cresson St

4300 Fleming St

611-615 Roxborough Ave

5925 - 5927 Ridge Ave

237 Roxborough Ave, Philadelphia PA 19128

207 Rector St

4215 Manayunk Ave

4146 Pechin St

4098-4908 1/2 Pechin St

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