
Apartments near 22nd Street-Route 36 in Philadelphia, PA (4,173 Rentals)


1629 Green St

1221 Spruce St

1623 Green Street

2619-2623 Christian St

1717-19 Mt Vernon st

1126 Walnut St

1729 Christian St

607 N 18th St

246-248 S 12th St

1621 Green St

1713 Christian St

205-207 N 36th St

216 N 12th St

Maple Mt Vernon Apartments

1302 Pine St

Pineview Apartments

709 N 24th St

1213 Spruce St

1215 Spruce St

1508-1516 Brandywine St

1723 Mt Vernon St

1507 Spring Garden St

2537-39 Montrose Street

528 N 15Th St

209 N 36th St

1205 Spruce St

211 N 36th St

1707 Mt Vernon St

1211 Spruce St

1214 Spruce St

1532 Green St

1209 Spruce St

2541 Montrose St

1121 Walnut St

1120 Locust Street

1624 Mt. Vernon St.

2553 Montrose St

915 S 18th St

1628 Mt Vernon St

1601-1607 Green St

Montrose Courts

1203 Spruce St

2332-2338 Carpenter St

1626 Mt Vernon St

1431 Fitzwater St

2101 Kimball St

Beaux Arts Lofts

610 N 17th St

1116 Walnut St

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There are currently 2,978 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $8,761 with an average price of $1,603.
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