
Apartments near Woodland and 45th-Route 36 in Philadelphia, PA (2,201 Rentals)


Kelly Hall

Anthony Caneris Hall

3410 Powelton Ave

3406 Powelton Ave

3400-3402 Powelton Ave

Millenniun Hall

3817 Haverford Ave

3510 Hamilton St

Innovator Village

2411 Christian St

5402 Walnut St

The Penn Building

3625 Spring Garden St

24th & Federal

1437 S 58th St

4306 Aspen St

Van Rensselaer Hall

Myers Hall

North Hall

2007 S Salford St

3500 Hamilton St

126-136 S 54th St

700 N 40th St

3601 Spring Garden st

3715 Haverford Ave

2332-2338 Carpenter St

2338 Fitzwater St

3319 Powelton Ave

313 N 34th St

2420 South St

3321 Powelton Ave

2339 Catharine St

2352 Federal St

3837 Wallace St

3410 Hamilton St

2328 Catharine St

3815-3817 Wallace St

3510 Spring Garden St

5450 Walnut St

729 Holly St

2400 South

760-762 N Brooklyn St

3414 Spring Garden St

435 S 56th St

3403 Hamilton St

2313 Christian St

3313 Baring St

2410 Pine St

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