
Apartments near Berks-Market-Frankford Line in Philadelphia, PA (2,081 Rentals)


Schillers By Ampere

Liberties Gateway

Summit House

The Ranstead

1927 N 5th St

The Casa

Aston Lofts

214 Vine

Front Street Lofts

The Maven

The Mill at York Station

Five On Canal Apartments

The Dash

Westmont Village

The Columbia

Bromley Dwelling

The Gateway

The Avenue (1513 Ridge Ave)

15 Thirty Four

Wolff Court

Sydenham Arms

Sky Park Apartments

The Shirt Corner Apartments

1530 Chestnut

The Metropolitan

2106 N Reese St

East Tioga Lofts

Hudson Liberties

Allegheny Apartments

Tioga Garden Apartments

The Antoinette

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2011 N Front St, Unit 1

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2332 Frankford Ave, Unit 3

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1809 W Master St, Unit 3

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1936 W Girard Ave, Unit Second floor

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2214 E York St, Unit A

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2334 N Carlisle St, Unit 2nd Floor

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1801 Market St

1507 N 17th St

2338 N 16th St

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2011 N Front St, Unit 2

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227 W Thompson St, Unit D

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2338 W Hagert St, Unit 2

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1638 Parrish St, Unit B

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2023 W Oxford St, Unit 1a

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1533 N Lawrence St, Unit 1st Floor

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1217 N 2nd St, Unit 3rd floor

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1337 N Franklin St, Unit 3F

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2504 E York St

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