
Apartments near Lancaster Avenue and 52nd Street-Route 10 in Philadelphia, PA (1,324 Rentals)


3714 Haverford Ave

4527 Pine Street

University City Associates

Campus Apartments

4519-4525 Pine St

Concord Hall at Campus Apartments

4511-17 Pine Street

731 N 35th Street Townhomes

4216 Walnut St

Campus Apartments

4208 Walnut St

The Branden

4119 Walnut St

Pine Terrace Apartments

105 S 41st Street

Campus Apartments

The Larchmont Apartments

723-729 N 35th St

Pine Tower

4113 Walnut St

4323 Spruce Street

Park Tower Apartments

Mantua Square

Sherwood Court

Campus Apartments

Castle Hill Apartments

Westminster-Hoopes Family Residences

200 S 42nd St

4504 Pine Street

Campus Apartments

University City Associates

4103 Walnut St

The Simon at Founder's Row

40th & Chestnut

3814 Lancaster Ave

University City Associates

University City Associates

The Residences at 3604

El Vista Apartments

3612-3614 Haverford Ave

New Horizons

University Square - A Senior Community

University City Associates

University City Associates

649 N 35th St

3804 Lancaster Ave

Campus Apartments

The Legacy at Powelton Village

4402 Pine Street.

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