
Apartments near Woodland and 56th-Route 11 in Philadelphia, PA (1,158 Rentals)


4715 Springfield Ave

1103 S 47th St

4809 Beaumont Ave.

UC CEDAR PORTFOLIO

4821 Florence Ave

732 S 51st St

4602 Woodland Ave

5050 Baltimore Ave

4617 Chester Ave

916 S 47th St

1918 S 65th St

Larchmont Apartments

1108 S 46th St

4604-4606 Chester Ave

Living & Learning Commons

5713 Thomas Ave

4925 Catharine St

634 S 48th St

4723 Baltimore Ave

5024 Walton Ave

1007-1009 46th St

1003-1005 S 46th St

6620 Yocum St

4629-4631 Baltimore Ave

4517 Chester Ave

4814 Cedar Ave

4900-4902 Cedar Ave

4626 Cedar Ave

4518-4520 Springfield Ave

649 S 52nd St

4706 Cedar Ave

5416 Baltimore Ave

6624 Woodland Ave

6604 Woodland Ave

4925 Cedar Ave

4619 Cedar Ave

4617 Cedar Ave

5409 Christian St

5227 Catharine St

4746 Hazel Avenue

4654 Hazel Ave

5035 Cedar Ave

613 S 52nd St

4735 Hazel Ave

4653 Hazel Ave

606 S 52nd St

4401 Baltimore Ave

4224-4226 Chester Ave

5031 Hazel Ave

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There are currently 2,969 Studio Apartments in Philadelphia with rent ranges from $300 to $8,638 with an average price of $1,612.
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