
Apartments near East Falls-R6 in Philadelphia, PA (731 Rentals)


1614 W Susquehanna Ave

1945 N Gratz St

1949 N Gratz St

1641 Diamond

1608 W Susquehanna Ave

2237 N Sydenham St

2030 N 17th St

2034 N 17th St

1926 N Gratz St

2229 N Sydenham St

1910 N Gratz St

1629 W Diamond St

1627 W Diamond St

5353 Magnolia St

2124 N 16th St

2200 N Sydenham St

1613 W Diamond St

Dauphin Street Senior Residences

1855 N 19th St

2025 N 17th St

2004-2010 N 17th St

1806 W Berks St

323-325 Fountain St

1808 W Berks St

1700 W Norris St

Fountain Arms Apartments

2007 N 17th St

1727 Monument St

2356 N Park Ave

1428-1430 W Susquehanna Ave

2217 N Carlisle St

6526 Ridge ave

2234 N Broad St

6601 Ridge Ave

2350 N Park Ave

1717 W Berks St

2243 N Broad St

1516-18 W Diamond St

2235-2237 N Broad St

2241 N Broad St

2216 N Broad St

1715 W Berks St

1545 Page St

2124 Carlisle

2122 N Carlisle St

2005 N 16th St

2126 Carlisle St

2239 N Broad St

2116 Carlisle St

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