5 Meadow Lane Unit E21
- 1 unit available
- 1 bed
Parking, Recently renovated, and Range
In unit laundry, Parking, Range, and Refrigerator
Garage, Recently renovated, Coffee bar, and Refrigerator
Parking, Range, Oven, and Refrigerator
Parking
Garage and Recently renovated
Parking, Recently renovated, and Gym
Recently renovated, Air conditioning, Carpet, Range, Oven, and Refrigerator
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Gloucester City might just be the birthplace of rock-and-roll. Back in the early 1950's, a band called Bill Haley and His Comets played at a local watering hole, the Twin Bar, for 18 months. As they performed, their style began to change, showing signs of what some say went on to become rock and roll.
While its claim to this bit of rock-and-roll history is debatable, Gloucester City's proximity to Philadelphia certainly isn't (hey, geography doesn't lie)
View Gloucester City GuideGloucester City might just be the birthplace of rock-and-roll. Back in the early 1950's, a band called Bill Haley and His Comets played at a local watering hole, the Twin Bar, for 18 months. As they performed, their style began to change, showing signs of what some say went on to become rock and roll.
While its claim to this bit of rock-and-roll history is debatable, Gloucester City's proximity to Philadelphia certainly isn't (hey, geography doesn't lie)