
Apartments near Tuckaseegee Shopping Center in Charlotte, NC (219 Rentals)


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421 Honeywood Ave

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1800 Berryhill Rd

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1627 Browns Ave

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2216 Ashley Rd

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1940 Camp Greene St, Unit Camp Greene St

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2120 Highland St

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201 S Hoskins Rd, Unit 109

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201 S Hoskins Rd, Unit 229

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2104 Bryant Park Dr

3236 Reid Brook Ln

2127 Lauren Elizabeth Ct

2208 Camp Greene St

244 Lander St

240 Lander St

236 Lander St

1513 Allenbrook Dr

4729 Brewer Dr

Room in House on Plainview Rd

1735 Thriftwood Dr

1211 Joannas Ct

2400 Morton St

2231 Gooseberry Rd

3732 Bullard St

3035 Kingsfield Rd

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