
Apartments near Chester Avenue and 56th Street-Route 13 in Philadelphia, PA (280 Rentals)


The Linden University City

Bell Tower Community

4213 Chester Avenue — Modern Living in the Heart of University City

5015 WEST

4134 Chester Ave

4615 Cedar Ave

Stonehurst Apartments

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1018 S 55th St, Unit 2

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808 S 49th St, Unit 3

4412 Osage Ave, Unit 3R

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4217 Baltimore Ave, Unit 1F

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4328 Osage Ave, Unit 2R

4524 Osage Ave

5701 Baltimore Ave

5432 Springfield Ave

5847 Willows Ave

5427 Angora Terrace

5847 Willows Ave

1147 S 52nd St

4733 Cedar Ave

4733 Cedar Ave

4733 Cedar Ave

4733 Cedar Ave

780 S 52nd St

2105 S Simpson St

5235 Woodland Ave

5847 Willows Ave

5533 Kingsessing Ave

780 S 52nd St

5034 Florence Ave

5431 Baltimore Ave
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