
Apartments near Lancaster and 40th-Route 10 in Philadelphia, PA (2,815 Rentals)


1747 Christian St

Symphony House Condominiums

1356 South St

SDG Residences of Fairmount

3965 Lancaster Ave

519-523 N 40th St

4011 Green St

616 40th Street

606 N Union St

610 N Union St

4021 Haverford Ave

4019 Haverford Ave

4031 Green St

3939 Lancaster Ave

631 N Preston St

4022 Green St

3928 Haverford Ave

4050 Apartments

528-34 N Preston St

4041 Haverford Ave

516 N Preston St

533-535 N Budd St

3907 Haverford

441 N Wiota St

423 N 40th St

612 N 39th St

418 N 40th St

700 N 40th St

416-418 N Wiota St

504 N 39th St

4011 Baring St

517 41st St

4023 Baring St

4027 Baring Street

3842 Haverford Ave

339 N 40th St

3836 Haverford Ave

3837 Wallace St

322 N 40th St

320 N 40th St

Elrae Gardens II

Imani Homes

Powelton West Apartments

3817 Haverford Ave

321 N 40th St

4059 Baring St

3842 Lancaster Ave

3815-3817 Wallace St

420 N 41st St

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