
Apartments near Lancaster Avenue and 52nd Street-Route 10 in Philadelphia, PA (1,312 Rentals)


222 Buckingham Pl

4256 Chestnut St

117 S 43rd St

312 N 40th Street

257-259 S 46th St

4215 Chestnut St

3836 Haverford Ave

3817 Haverford Ave

4236-4238 Chestnut St

4238 Chestnut St

321 N 40th St

Six-University City Investment Property

236 Buckingham Pl

238 S 45th St

35 N Preston St

4626 Spruce St

236 S 45th St

Pine West Apartments

4232 Chestnut St

4230 Chestnut St

4234 Chestnut St

5031 Hazel Ave

4228 Chestnut St

WYNNEFIELD HEIGHTS SQUARE

4314 Walnut St

4608 Spruce St

237 S 45th St

4515-4521 Spruce St

7310 Ruskin Rd

219 S 44th St

Imani Homes

Garden Court Condominium

4206-4208 Chestnut St

42 N 40th St

40 N 40th St

4402 Locust

4200 Chestnut St

100 S 42nd St

4404-4406 Locust St

Perrier Hall

38 N 40th St

College House

Hunter Hall

6024-6028 Larchwood Ave

110 S 42nd St

314-316 N 39th St

36 N 40th St

3842 Lancaster Ave

3715 Haverford Ave

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