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


508 Martin Street

510 Martin Street

The Lola

Leverington Court Apartments

4114 Lauriston Street

492 Roxborough Ave

Pensdale Apartments

Pensdale Village I

Dupont Towers

The Vault

3922 Terrace Street

5938 Henry Ave LLC

Valley High

3838 Pechin Street

5830 Henry Ave

5542 Ridge Flats

Cameron Apartments

Walnut Court Apartments

Summit Gardens

Rock Hill Apartments

The Bentley Apartments

Woodmere Apartments

Osborne Apartments

Rochelle Arms

Ravenswood Apartments

The Anchorage on Kelly

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Wyncrest

335 Bala

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The Cynwyd

The Yard At Pencoyd Landing

The Jordan Residences

Metropolitan Bala Cynwyd

The Lofts at Narberth Station

Metropolitan Narberth Hall

Montgomery Court

10 Montgomery

Narberth Square

The Elm

Brenton Hall Apartments

One Montgomery

Main Line Court

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1600 Hagys Ford Rd, Unit 6U

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108 Forrest Ave, Unit 5

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104 Forrest Ave, Unit 1

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426 N Essex Ave

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191 Presidential Blvd, Unit PH 6

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1334 Montgomery Ave, Unit C-2

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