
Apartments near Baltimore Avenue and 54th Street-Route 34 in Philadelphia, PA (1,260 Rentals)


Spencers Place

1213 N 41st St

4146-4148 Parkside Ave

Mantua Square

Golf View Apartments

7404-7435 Brockton Rd

731 N 35th Street Townhomes

3852 W Girard Ave

Haverford Manor

Parkview Court

Harrison Court Apartments

Stonehurst Apartments

Long Lane Apartments

Merion Trace Apartments

Lansdowne Meadows

Forest Creek Apartments

Prescott Arms Apartments

6445 Market St, Unit B

222 Lewis Ave, Unit 2nd Floor

7250 Walnut St, Unit A1

6445 Market St, Unit 2nd floor

7250 Walnut St, Unit B1

27 Erna Court, Unit A

106 N 9th St

15 S Church Ln

28 Beverly Ave

234 Long Ln

7274 Radbourne

68 Penn Blvd

1100 Chester Ave

30-32 Hampden Rd

The Views At Ludlow Crossing

7022 Garrett Rd

7034 - 7040 Terminal Sq

Parkview Apartments

101-103 Baltimore Ave

97 E Baltimore Ave

95 E Baltimore Ave

7325 West Chester Pike

7327 West Chester Pike

924 Summit St

Marshall Woods

Revere Crossing Apartments

Barrington Court

Washington Woods

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