
Apartments near Woodland and 50th-Route 11 in Philadelphia, PA (1,561 Rentals)


771 S 52nd St

507 41st St

5718 Chester Ave

5432 Ridgewood St

502 S 41st St

519 S 41st St

4104 Baltimore Ave

412 S 45th St

4327-4329 Osage Ave

5050 Baltimore Ave

732 S 51st St

Pine Place

415 S 42nd St

4420 Pine St

4105 Baltimore Ave

4414 Pine St

Sedgley Apartments

4410 Pine St

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4925 Cedar Ave

4226 Pine St

403 S 42nd St

5024 Walton Ave

333 S 43rd Street

4331-4333 Pine St

4413 Pine St

4409 Pine St

330 S 43rd St

334 S 42nd St

324 S 43rd St

321-323 S 43rd St

4201 Pine St

4016 Pine St

330 S 42nd St

Pine West Apartments

Garden Court Condominium

316 S 43rd St

4310 Spruce St

4115 Pine St

4117 Pine St

4006 Pine St

4608 Spruce St

4000 Pine St

4037 Pine St

4626 Spruce St

4642 Spruce St

5035 Cedar Ave

4116 Spruce St

4114 Spruce St

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