
Apartments near 15th Street-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (3,796 Rentals)


245 S 13th St

1623 Spruce St

The Lenox Condos

1116 Walnut St

The Watkins Building

1703 Spruce St

Warwick Apartments

1305 Spruce St

1711 Spruce St

216 N 12th St

1101 Walnut St

1632 Spruce St

1717 Spruce St

316 S 15th St

311 S 16th St

250 S 18th St

1628 Spruce St

1636 Spruce St

312 S 16th St

317 S 16th St

1626 Spruce St

1624 Spruce St

1120 Locust Street

16-18 S 20th St

322 S 15th St

1727 Spruce St

1725 Spruce St

1227 Spruce St

1304 Spruce St

1729 Spruce St

1723 Spruce St

328 S 15th St

319 S 16th St

321 S 16th St

320 S 16th St

326 S 15th St

328 S 16th St

246-248 S 12th St

332 S 16th St

302 S Juniper St

121 N 20th St

1225 Spruce St

325 S 16th St

1221 Spruce St

119 N 20th St

1223 Spruce St

1939 Arch St

Keyser Bldg

216 S 11th St

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