
Apartments near Lancaster and 52nd-Route 10 in Philadelphia, PA (1,250 Rentals)


418 S 45th St

316 S 43rd St

3726 Baring St

4410 Pine St

5024 Walton Ave

4036 Sansom St

4028 Sansom St

4814 Cedar Ave

217 S 42nd St

3724 Baring St

4331-4333 Pine St

4008 Chestnut St

4654 Hazel Ave

4426 Osage Ave

324 S 43rd St

204 S 41st St

3434 Wallace St

212 S 41st St

330 S 43rd St

4501 Larchwood Ave

225 S 42nd St

Chestnut Villa

3409 Wallace St

4925 Catharine St

321-323 S 43rd St

3501 Haverford Ave

427 S 45th St

333 S 43rd Street

4619 Cedar Ave

4617 Cedar Ave

231 S 42nd St

532-534 N 35th St

3407 Wallace St

634 S 48th St

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4047 Locust St

4723 Baltimore Ave

3620 Baring St

5409 Christian St

4626 Cedar Ave

234 S 41st St

4327-4329 Osage Ave

3622 Baring St

4629-4631 Baltimore Ave

232 S 41st St

235 S 41st St

304 N 37th St

243 S 41st St

3705 Powelton Ave

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