
Apartments near Baltimore Avenue and 60th Street-Route 34 in Philadelphia, PA (920 Rentals)


Westwood

4324 Walnut St

4226 Pine St

4222 Baltimore Ave

219 S 44th St

4447 Chestnut St

4500 Market St

4443 Chestnut St

4441 Chestnut St

4445 Chestnut St

620-622 S 42nd St

536 N 52nd St

4314 Walnut St

4209 Baltimore Ave

31 S 45th St

4401 Sansom St

The Brant

4402-4408 Chestnut St

4201 Pine St

621 S 42nd St

509 S 42nd St

513 S 42nd St

607-609 S 42nd St

4325 Sansom St

4126 Chester Ave

The Eric House

330 S 42nd St

334 S 42nd St

46 S 44th St

42 S 44th St

605 N 52nd St

4315 Sansom St

415 S 42nd St

519 S 42nd St

515 S 42nd St

517 S 42nd St

403 S 42nd St

928 N 51st St

4226 Walnut St

120 S 43rd St

19 S 44th St

4116 Spruce St

4115 Pine St

4224 Walnut St

117 S 43rd St

4104 Baltimore Ave

502 S 41st St

4117 Pine St

4105 Baltimore Ave

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