
Apartments near 63rd Street-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (771 Rentals)


Chester Lynne Apartments

Bryn Mawr Apartments

200-214 S 43rd St

Chester Plaza

Castle Hill Apartments

4601-4603 Chester Ave

4630 Chester Ave

RSS-University Court

4501 Chester Ave

Wynnefield Terrace Apartments

Wynmawr Court Apartments

The Dane Apartments

4146-4148 Parkside Ave

Witherspoon Senior Apartments

Brynfield Court Apartments

Ann Thomas Presbyterian Apartments

Woodland

Reba Brown Senior Residence

Park Lane East

Stonehurst Apartments

Harrison Court Apartments

Barclay Square Apartments

The Palmer

Penzel Manor Apartments

Bakerhaus

Long Lane Apartments

32 S Wycombe Ave

Parkwood Manor Apartments

Karen Court Apartments

Merion Trace Apartments

Ambassador Terrace

Ath Dara Apartments

Kenneth House Apartments

Patricia Court Apartments

Lansdowne Meadows

Stratford Court Apartments

Ardmore Court of Lansdowne

Prescott Arms Apartments

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209 Berbro Ave, Unit A

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2 Rock Glen Rd, Unit 1st Floor

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47 W La Crosse Ave, Unit 1

6445 Market St, Unit B

7250 Walnut St, Unit A1

222 Lewis Ave, Unit 2nd Floor

6445 Market St, Unit 2nd floor

7250 Walnut St, Unit B1

27 Erna Court, Unit A

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