
Apartments near Baltimore Avenue and 43rd Street-Route 34 in Philadelphia, PA (2,197 Rentals)


The Legacy at Powelton Village

Lucien E. Blackwell Homes

3714 Haverford Ave

Springline on 36th

Katie B. Jackson Plaza

Aspen Village Apartments

Brown Street Lofts

Drexel Court

3612-3614 Haverford Ave

The Residences at 3604

746 N 40th St

3400-3402 Baring St

West Village

3315 Powelton Ave

Bartram Village

3312 Hamilton Street

Spring Garden Court

3309 Powelton Ave

3311 Powelton Ave

3305 Powelton Ave

3301-3303 Powelton Ave

3307 Powelton Ave

The Willows at Cobbs Creek

Powelton Properties

Grey Gables

311 N 33rd St

3301-3303 Baring St

Haverford House

4408 Lancaster Ave

Powelton Village

Sarah Allen Senior Housing

319-321 N 33rd St

Spencers Place

Mantua Presbyterian

649 N 35th St

Mt Vernon Manor Phase II

Mantua Square

2600 South St

Conswiller B. Pratt Apartments

32nd & Spring Garden

Walnut Hill West

Mary Field Presbyterian

Ann Thomas Presbyterian Apartments

Genesis Square Townhouses

Witherspoon Senior Apartments

4219 Pennsgrove St

Mount Vernon Manor

723-729 N 35th St

731 N 35th Street Townhomes

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