
Apartments near 34th Street-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (3,760 Rentals)


418 S 15th St

738 N 19th St

414 S 15th St

1714 Wallace St

The Colonnade

1629 Green St

1625 Green St

1628 Green St

724-726 Shirley St

4802 Chester Ave

1623 Green Street

Fairmount Greenery - 817 N 20th St

1710 Wallace St

Art Apartments

1621 Green St

4829 Greenway Ave

4746 Hazel Avenue

610 N 17th St

2439 N College Ave

1228-1232 N 25th St

1531 Bainbridge St

4723 Baltimore Ave

1805 Fairmount Ave

2004 Parrish St

1718-1720 North St

2435 N College Ave

1626 Mt Vernon St

4154 W Girard St

1021-1025 S 18th St

1628 Mt Vernon St

1711-1713 Wallace St

Brewerytown Square

1624 Mt. Vernon St.

810 N Uber St

1539 Spring Garden St

4813-4815 Chester Ave

1707 Carpenter St

825 N 20th St

4166 W Girard Ave

1430 Lombard St

1215 N 25th St

1206 N Taylor St

1619 Mt Vernon St

1210 N Taylor St

1208 N Taylor St

630 N 17th St

1426-1428 Lombard St

4813-4815 Chester Ave

808-818 N 19th St

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