
Apartments near Lindbergh and 54th-Route 36 in Philadelphia, PA (1,236 Rentals)


4059-4061 Powelton Ave

36 N 40th St

309 N 41st St

38 N 40th St

42 N 40th St

40 N 40th St

2339 Catharine St

318 N Preston St

332 N 41st St

2328 Catharine St

5944 Cedar Ave

2313 Christian St

25 N Paxon St

319 N Preston

2338 Fitzwater St

1227 S 21st St

New College House at Hill Field

401 N 41st st

764 S 23rd St

5454 Chestnut St

4059 Baring St

606 S 60th St

34 S Yewdall St

5601 Walnut St

312 N 40th Street

321 N 40th St

Elrae Gardens II

420 N 41st St

418 N 41st St

322 N 40th St

4027 Baring Street

320 N 40th St

118-120 N 50th St

1242 Point Breeze Ave

4023 Baring St

2420 South St

1913 S 20th St

1815 S 20th St

2200 Christian St

2227 Catharine St

116-122 S 56th St

131 N 50th St

5700 Walnut St

11 N 54th St

4011 Baring St

Wharton Court

2400 South

416-418 N Wiota St

10 N 54th St

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