
Apartments near Middle Early College High School in Buffalo, NY (158 Rentals)


142 Saranac Ave

5 Rugby Rd

222 Colvin Ave

894 Kenmore Ave

716 E Delavan Ave

450-460 Eggert Rd

917-921 E Delavan Ave

56 Eastwood Pl

Crestwood Arms

1000 Kenmore Ave

500 Colvin Ave

11 Traymore St

1225 Hertel Ave

309 E Delavan Ave

566 Colvin Ave

184 E Delavan Ave

38 Dakota St

47 Dakota

40 Dakota St

71 Tioga St

401 Northland Ave

Avery Commons

2161 Delaware Ave

1150-1174 Kenmore Ave

2269-2281 Delaware Ave

1709 Jefferson Ave

2409-2415 Delaware Ave

29 Ericson Ave

125 Edison Ave

2429 Delaware Ave

940 Amherst St

1395 E Delavan Ave

99 Villa Ave

900 Amherst St

175 Freund St

102 E End Ave

1418-1420 Kenmore Ave

17 Fisher St

Mercer Commons

2803 Main St

St. Clare Apartments

Bennett Village Apartments

Manhattan Square

53 Englewood Ave

Olympic Avenue Apartments

Campion Hall

Colvin View Apartments

Colvin Gardens Apartments

Delaware Park Apartments

Located in the Buffalo City School District at 290 Main St in Buffalo, NY, Middle Early College High School serves grades n/a. If you're trying to find an apartment rental near the school, you must know which floorplan options are available and what current specials the apartment community might be offering. We've compiled a list of top Buffalo apartments for rent that are close to Middle Early College High School with all of the contact info that you'll need to find the perfect place. View these popular apartment prices, pictures and floorplans today!
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