
Apartments near Lancaster and 50th-Route 10 in Philadelphia, PA (1,394 Rentals)


Hill Crest

4126 Chester Ave

3225-3227 Powelton Ave

1947 N 33rd St

3918 Pine St

3922 Pine St

3914 Pine St

3107 Clifford St

Myers Hall

620-622 S 42nd St

314 N 32nd St

4604-4606 Chester Ave

607-609 S 42nd St

Larchmont Apartments

University Village Apartments 306 N 32nd

Towers Hall

2015 N 33rd St

Eastern Lofts

3220 Powelton Ave

1108 S 46th St

621 S 42nd St

837 S Cecil St

Stouffer Triangle

65 N 34th St

3318 Arch St

Race Hall

3314-3316 Arch St

3210 Powelton Ave

3200 Powelton Ave

3218 W Diamond St

3220 W Diamond St

North Hall

2201 N 33rd St

2209 N 33rd St

2243 N 33rd St

New College House at Hill Field

2245 N 33rd St

Anthony Caneris Hall

2311 N 33rd St

2325 N 33rd St

3339 Ridge Ave

2442 N 33rd St

2521 N 34th St

3400-3414 W Commissioner St

1586-1598 N 52nd St

Simpson-Fletcher Conestoga House

54th St Manor

Genesis Square Townhouses

Ice Works at Belmont

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