
Apartments near Lancaster and Wyalusing-Route 10 in Philadelphia, PA (1,760 Rentals)


3612-3614 Haverford Ave

Walnut Hill Square Apartments

The Branden

The Residences at 3604

200-214 S 43rd St

3804 Lancaster Ave

University Square - A Senior Community

The Terrace

105 S 41st Street

The Sheldrake Apartments

4119 Walnut St

Mount Carmel Gardens

40th & Chestnut

The Legacy at Powelton Village

Campus Apartments

The Gardens on 45th Street

4216 Walnut St

Spruce Manor

4208 Walnut St

3729 Lancaster Ave

649 N 35th St

4113 Walnut St

The Simon at Founder's Row

Haverford Homes

Springline on 36th

Campus Apartments

4103 Walnut St

4523 Spruce Street

5818 Vine St

Campus Apartments

200 S 42nd St

Campus Apartments

University City Associates

Campus Apartments

Campus Apartments

4528 Spruce St

N.P.D.F.

The Carano Building

University City Associates

University City Associates

University City Associates

Campus Apartments

Drexel Court

University City Associates

The Joseph J. Hill Ralston/Mercy-Douglass Hou

3605 Baring St

Garden Court Plaza Expansion

3612 Baring St

University City Townhomes

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