
Apartments near Suburban Station-R1 in Philadelphia, PA (4,065 Rentals)


734 S 20th St

757 S 20th St

2061 Fitzwater St

The Hawthorne

729 S 12th St

417 S 9th St

411 S 9th St

721 Spruce St

704-706 S Washington Sq

710 S 11th St

Avenue Flats

1619 Fairmount Ave

1613 Fairmount Ave

641 N 22nd St

2316 South St

2024 Fitzwater St

413 S 9th St

415 S 9th St

2211 Mount Vernon St

2207 Mount Vernon St

2100-2110 Fairmount Ave

2003-2011 Fairmount Ave

611 S 10th St

1507 Fairmount Ave

1511 Fairmount Ave

2311 Green St

2313 Green St

2309-2311 Green St

1713 Christian St

1728 Folsom St

626 N 22nd St

711 N 16th St

626 S 10th St

714 N 19th St

724-726 Shirley St

1729 Christian St

1502 Swain St

Bella Vista

805 Addison St

627 S 10th St

515 S 9th St

Fitzwater Lofts

625 S 10th St

1606 Swain St

721-739 Pine St

713 N 16th St

1504 Swain St

717 N 16th St

715 N 16th St

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