
Apartments near Ivy Ridge-R6 in Philadelphia, PA (338 Rentals)


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6604 Ridge Ave, Unit 509

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6604 Ridge Ave, Unit 502

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6604 Ridge Ave, Unit 501

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134 Burnside St

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4469 Silverwood St

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427 Ripka St

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6604 Ridge Ave, Unit 306

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6604 Ridge Ave, Unit 402

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6604 Ridge Ave, Unit 204

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6604 Ridge Ave, Unit 203

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185 Baldwin St

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167 Parker Ave

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459 Martin St

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204 Ripka St

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4543 Baker St

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239 Lemonte St

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207 Rector St

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3740 Manayunk Ave

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213 Hermitage St

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126 Ripka St

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6604 Ridge Ave, Unit 404

Roxy on Ridge

Green Tree Run Condos

4630 Umbria St

The Locks

200 Krams Ave

323-325 Fountain St

123 Dupont St

Fountain Arms Apartments

4514 Ritchie St

115-117 Green Ln

129 Green Ln

6526 Ridge ave

6601 Ridge Ave

213 Green Ln

4557 Manayunk Ave

7033 Ridge Ave

7220 Ridge Ave

Nob Hill Condominiums

4343-4345 Main St

4331 Main St

460 Krams Ave

6212-6214 Ridge Ave

420 Conarroe St

6162 Ridge Ave

The Bell Tower

4300 Fleming St

237 Roxborough Ave, Philadelphia PA 19128

207 Rector St

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