
Apartments near Briarcliff Plaza in Atlanta, GA (903 Rentals)


701 Greenwood Ave NE

The Roycraft

Inman Hills

1210-1220 Dekalb Ave

1099 NE Alta Ave

1103 NE Alta Ave

Candler Park Condominiums

716 Lakeview Ave NE

342 Candler Park NE dr

Inman Park Village Lofts

200 N Highland Ave NE

1314 La France St

870 Inman

186 Hurt St NE

756 Clemont Dr

1374 La France St NE

206 Elizabeth St NE

722 Ponce de Leon Ct NE

Glen Iris Lofts

616 Angier Ave NE

561 Seal Pl NE

560 Morgan St NE

529 Ponce de Leon Ave NE

864 Virgil St NE

555 Winton Ter NE

712 N Highland Ave

North Avenue Apartments

Lullwater Parc

901 Monroe Cir NE

Caroline St Lofts

302 Sampson St NE

745 Monroe Dr NE

811 Monroe Dr

779 NE Monroe Dr

893 Monroe Dr

Virginia Hill Condominiums

653 NE Boulevard

The Waverly

657 NE Boulevard

669 Boulevard NE

838 Monroe Dr NE

790 Monroe Dr NE

738 Monroe Dr

306 Fortune St NE

663 NE Boulevard

852 Monroe Dr NE

496 Boulevard Pl NE

507 Greenwood Ave NE

746 Monroe Dr NE

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