
Apartments near Ridgeview Charter School in Atlanta, GA (105 Rentals)


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Park at The Hill

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Parkside Sandy Springs

Waterford Place

155 Worth Dr NW

505 Forest Hills Dr

305 Franklin Rd

960 Landmark Dr NE

555 Greenland Rd NE

960 Landmark Dr NE

5512 Glenridge Dr

445 Forest Hills Dr

5583 Julian Pl

310 Windsor Gate Cove NE

6402 Park Ave

799 Hammond Dr NE

300 Halah Cir NE

4312 Parkside Pl

250 Mystic Ridge Hill

5575 Lake Forrest Dr NW

5000 Long Island Dr

Mount Vernon Village

The Townes at Chastain

5399 Northland Dr

Sterling Place

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Calibre Springs

Perimeter Circle

Perimeter 5550

Charleston Court

The Morgan Sandy Springs

Arches at Glenridge

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4147 Township Pky

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4245 Deming Cir

124 W Wieuca Rd NE

346 Carpenter Dr NE

124 W Wieuca Rd NE

6105 Blue Stone Rd

WaterWalk Atlanta Perimeter Center

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The Whitney

Arabelle Perimeter

1105 Town Brookhaven Apartments

London Trace Townhomes

The Drexel Collective

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There are currently 1,037 Studio Apartments in Atlanta with rent ranges from $749 to $10,530 with an average price of $1,698.
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