
Apartments near Woodland and 45th-Route 36 in Philadelphia, PA (2,168 Rentals)


415 S Van Pelt St

2131 Spruce St

125-131 S 23rd St

2204 St James Pl

265 S 22nd St

Mantua Preservation Project

Point Breeze

2110 Pine St

Mount Vernon Manor

519-521 S 21st St

2141 Locust St

2130 LOCUST STREET

2104 Pine St

Booth Manor

723-729 N 35th St

1420 Point Breeze Ave

2115 Spruce St

731 N 35th Street Townhomes

The Fairmount Lofts

2122 Locust St

2125-2127 Locust St

2135 Walnut St

133 S 22nd St

2122 Walnut St

Genesis Square Townhouses

Wilson Park

2133 Walnut St

337 S 21st St

2118 Walnut St

Liberty View

2037 Delancey Pl

1951 Point Breeze Avenue

2114 Walnut St

2127 Walnut St

264 S 21st St

260 S 21st St

2045 Spruce Street

646 N 32nd St

250 S 21st St

2125 Walnut St

26-30 S 22nd St

4219 Pennsgrove St

2041 Spruce St

2301 John F Kennedy Blvd

2052 Locust St

2106 Walnut St

2056 Locust St

2116-2120 Sansom St

226 South 21st St

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