
Apartments near Lindbergh Avenue and 54th Street-Route 36 in Philadelphia, PA (1,224 Rentals)


WADE Flats

Cedar Park Home

The Saint Claire Apartments

4433 Baltimore Ave

5049 Baltimore Ave

Chester Hall

The Lexington

The Emerson

Student Housing - Newly Renovated

4203 Chester Ave

4107 Chester

The Larchmont Apartments

Florence Gardens

505-507 S 42nd St

504 S 41st St

4420 Osage Ave

4416-4418 Osage Ave

New Horizons

El Vista Apartments

University City Associates

1900 S 65th St

Gunter Hall

503 S 41st Street

Osage Manor Apartments

Penn Hall Apartments

4504 Pine Street

4402 Pine Street.

409 S 42nd St

University City Associates

Pine Tower

Penn Manor Apartments

University City Associates

West Penn Suites

4224-4244 Pine St

41 S 41st St

4527 Pine Street

Arden West

4511-17 Pine Street

Campus Apartments

Anthony Wayne II

Sherwood Court

4225 Pine Street

Pine Court

Elizabeth Court Apartments

4519-4525 Pine St

Pine Terrace Apartments

Campus Apartments

Campus Apartments

4209-4211 Pine St

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