
Apartments near Ivyridge in Philadelphia, PA (308 Rentals)


4215 Manayunk Ave

4146 Pechin St

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Kingsley Street Townhomes

5606 Ridge Avenue

5608 Ridge Ave

420 Seville St

3918 Terrace St

5546-48 Ridge Ave

Mandela West

3869-3871 Terrace St

559 Righter St

539 Carpenter Ln

168 W Salaignac St

Terrace Lofts

Cresheimbrook Condominiums

Bridge Five Condominiums

8000 Seminole St

218 Osborn St

113 Sumac St

5103 Rochelle Ave

130 Sumac St

144 Sumac St

265 Sumac St

202 Sumac St

275 Rochelle Ave

7611 Germantown Ave

7727 Germantown Ave

8000 Germantown Ave

8200 Germantown Ave

Winston Court

Gypsy Lane Condominiums

127 E Mermaid Ln

7743 Ardleigh St

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Ridge Carlton Apartments

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The Fairthorne Senior Housing

Ridgeview Apartments

The Ridgemont

Valley High

Alden Walk

Summit Gardens

Trent Manayunk

The Aster

4539 Mitchell Street

4602 Canton Street Apartments

227 Krams Avenue

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