
Apartments near Baltimore Avenue and 51st Street-Route 34 in Philadelphia, PA (1,366 Rentals)


4714 Woodland Ave

4327-4329 Osage Ave

4331-4333 Pine St

5601 Walnut St

4611-4619 Sansom St

34 S Yewdall St

135 S 46th St

5534 Woodland Ave

4602 Woodland Ave

4302-4304 Osage Ave

124 S 46th St

4404-4406 Locust St

236 Buckingham Pl

324 S 43rd St

431 S 43rd St

116-122 S 56th St

211 S 45th St

222 Buckingham Pl

14 N Saint Bernard St

330 S 43rd St

4402 Locust

4310 Spruce St

Prime City Properties Portfolio

5700 Walnut St

4317-4321 Spruce St

25 N Paxon St

220 Buckingham Pl

316 S 43rd St

333 S 43rd Street

4229-4231 Baltimore Ave

4224-4226 Chester Ave

Living & Learning Commons

4250 Osage Ave

11 N 54th St

321-323 S 43rd St

4218 Chester Ave

4226 Pine St

10 N 54th St

4222 Baltimore Ave

4413-4417 Walnut St

5944 Cedar Ave

219 S 44th St

4209 Baltimore Ave

Westwood

620-622 S 42nd St

4433 Sansom St

The Brant

4314 Walnut St

4436 Chestnut St

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There are currently 2,983 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $7,541 with an average price of $1,600.
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