
Apartments near Ellsworth-Federal-Broad Street Line in Philadelphia, PA (2,981 Rentals)


327 S 12th St

505-509 S 9th St

310-312 S Camac St

Clinton Place

330 S 17th St

2008 South St

La Reserve

322 S 10th St

1020 Clinton St

1310 Spruce St

The Newport

1826 Pine St

335 S 18th St

302 S 12th St

Wodfy

1010-1012 Clinton St

404 S 9th St

1730-1732 Delancey Pl

Landreth Apartments

1200 Spruce St

1206-1208 Spruce St

400 S 9th St

The Claridge

Liberty View

Westbury

1419 Spruce St

1417 Spruce St

1433 Spruce St

402 S 9th St

1429 Spruce St

Apostolic Housing

908-910 Pine St

Renzi Spruce Street Apartments

1126 Spruce

1630 Spruce St

1118 Spruce St

The Burlington House Apartments

1311 Spruce Street

Colonial Apartments

Christian Court

Clinton Commons

Milestone

1009 Clinton Street

The Nash- 1529 Spruce St

906 Pine St

1827-1831 Pine St

1104 Spruce St

Waverly Court

Washington Flats II

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There are currently 2,951 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $502 to $7,603 with an average price of $1,661.
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