
Apartments near 36th and Sansom-Route 36 in Philadelphia, PA (3,521 Rentals)


2051 Cherry St

151 N 21st St

735 S 22nd St

143 N 21st St

147 N 21st St

2031 Lombard St

Garden Court Condominium

Sparacino

4700 Chestnut

157 N 21st St

16-18 S 20th St

751 S 22nd St

2009 Spruce St

4641 Spruce St

159 N 21st St

2008 Spruce St

2009-2011 Delancey Pl

155 N 21st St

2011 Spruce St

153 N 21st St

4642 Spruce St

825 N 41st St

1119 S 47th

821 N 41st St

819 N 41st St

2032 Race St

2036 Race St

118 N Lambert St

Sartain Hall

4702-4704 Chestnut St

2006 Spruce St

2030 Race St

2000 Spruce St

1955 Locust St

829 N 41st St

4704 Chestnut St

1103 S 47th St

4617 Chester Ave

4306 Aspen St

276 S 20th St

760-762 N Brooklyn St

1933-1935 Spruce St

2024 Race St

4714 Woodland Ave

2007 Pine St

1949 Locust St

1951 Locust St

2001 Delancey Pl

2000-2002 Delancey Pl

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