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


Locust Commons

Embassy

2008 South St

2046 Locust St

2029 Spruce St

Arch Homes

2009 Pine St

2036 Locust St

2028-2034 Rittenhouse Sq St

2017 Spruce St

The Carlyle

115 S 21st St

2020 Locust St

Riverwalk

Waverly Court

2121 Market Street

103 S 21st St

107 S 21st St

317-19 South 20th St

2029 Walnut St

Inglis Apartments at Elmwood

2015-2017 Locust St

2014 Walnut St

2025 Walnut St

2027 Walnut St

714 S 19th St

5900-5902 Spruce St

2041 Chestnut St

1924-1926 Spruce St

710 S 19th St

255 S 20th St

712 S 19th St

Bernice Arms Apartments - 62 years old +

Riverside Presbyterian Apartments

The Apartments @23rd &Cherry

1908 Pine St

Delancey Place

The Walter George Smith Public School

2040 Market

Fitzwater Homes

Stephen Smith Towers

1101 N 41st St

222 Rittenhouse

Edgewater Phase II

1826 Pine St

Robin Apartments

Kate's Place

Mount Carmel Gardens

1827-1831 Pine St

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