
Apartments near 46th Street-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (1,799 Rentals)


Steeple Lofts at University City

Mason on Chestnut

5049 Baltimore Ave

3729 Lancaster Ave

Raleigh Apartments

Arch Homes

Booth Manor

Stephen Smith Towers

Pentridge Gardens

Winchester Apartments

3714 Haverford Ave

Accolade on Samson

3645-47 Lancaster Ave

Woodland

Walnut Hill West

The Legacy at Powelton Village

3612 Baring St

The Axis

1101 N 41st St

3612-3614 Haverford Ave

4923 Chester Ave

3605 Baring St

Springline on 36th

The Residences at 3604

Opportunities Tower III

3512 Baring St

Spencers Place

Ice Works at Belmont

Drexel Court

101 N 35th St

1213 N 41st St

Serpentine Apartments

Mount Carmel Gardens

Marlton Residences

Spring Garden Court

Mantua Square

St Matthew Manor

WADE Flats

1723 Memorial Ave

3312 Hamilton Street

649 N 35th St

Haverford House

Regent Terrace

Powelton Properties

3400-3402 Baring St

4146-4148 Parkside Ave

731 N 35th Street Townhomes

Mantua Presbyterian

3320 Arch St

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There are currently 2,976 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $8,681 with an average price of $1,605.
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