
Apartments near Frank A Sedita School 30 in Buffalo, NY (208 Rentals)


380 Breckenridge St

282 Jersey St

Elmwood

West Utica

Elmwood Crossing

Symphony Circle Condominium

833 Prospect

419 Norwood Ave

107 Hodge Ave

619 Elmwood Ave

101 Hodge Ave

82 Hoyt St

608 W Ferry St

215 W Utica St

290 North St

222 Jersey St

105 Baynes St

839 West Ave

895 Prospect Ave

Fourplex

581 Richmond Ave

197 W Utica St

617 Niagara Blvd

175 W Utica St

149 College St

169 Mariner St

604-608 Niagara St

573 Auburn Ave

505 Norwood Ave

626 Richmond

Mayfair Lane

900 Delaware Ave

19 Hodge Ave

188 Cleveland Ave

958 Delaware Ave

156 Park St

133 Elmwood Ave- Allentown

869 Delaware Ave

123 Elmwood Ave

509 Lafayette Ave

849 Delaware Ave

Campanile Apartments

63 Barker St

77 Bryant

36 Irving Pl

172 Linwood Ave

567 Lafayette Ave

598 Ashland Ave

390 W Delavan Ave

Located in the Buffalo City School District at 21 Lowell Pl in Buffalo, NY, Frank A Sedita School 30 serves grades PK-8 and has an enrollment of roughly 756 students. 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 Frank A Sedita School 30 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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