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


Mt Vernon Manor Phase II

The Willows at Cobbs Creek

3315 Powelton Ave

3852 W Girard Ave

3309 Powelton Ave

3311 Powelton Ave

3301-3303 Baring St

Grey Gables

3305 Powelton Ave

3307 Powelton Ave

3301-3303 Powelton Ave

5818 Vine St

Mount Vernon Manor

The Fairmount Lofts

311 N 33rd St

319-321 N 33rd St

Simpson-Fletcher Conestoga House

Powelton Village

32nd & Spring Garden

Reba Brown Senior Residence

Mantua Preservation Project

646 N 32nd St

5900-5902 Spruce St

Haverford Homes

215 Rentals

1336 S Harmony Street

The Lawson Residences at Von Louhr

The Grove

1586-1598 N 52nd St

54th St Manor

Harmony

1209-1213 S 58th St

Cobbs Creek Court Apartments

Walnut Park Plaza

Carlton Arms

Patton Place

Ann Thomas Presbyterian Apartments

Bernice Arms Apartments - 62 years old +

Witherspoon Senior Apartments

Bartram Village

2600 South St

Mary Field Presbyterian

Greenway Presbyterian

2121-2123 Sansom St

2301 John F Kennedy Blvd

The Village Apartments

Riverwalk

2400 Spruce St

312-314 S 24th St

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