
Apartments near Hughes STEM High School in Cincinnati, OH (1,949 Rentals)


213 E Rochelle St

225 Fosdick St

2801-2807 Bellevue Ave

2815 Bellevue Ave

1105 Dayton St

1008 York St

558 Lowell Ave

1732-1734 Vine St

The Parkside

843-845 Findlay St

562 Lowell Ave

918 Findlay St

129 W Elder St

2825 Bellevue Ave

255 Albion Pl

263 McGregor Ave

148-162 Dorchester Ave

1900 Colerain Ave

319 Howell Ave

129 E Clifton Ave

133 E Clifton Ave

56 E McMicken Ave

821 Livingston St

200 Stetson St

1708 Logan St

227 Donahue St

1714 Race St

1722-1730 Baymiller St

1716 Race St

1712 Elm St

135 E Clifton Ave

145 E Clifton Ave

145 Mulberry St

68 E McMicken Ave

1708 Race St

1717 Elm St

1721 Baymiller St

806-808 Poplar St

824 Poplar St

287 McCormick Pl

2307-2309 Maplewood Ave

2538 Highland Ave

2534-2536 Highland Ave

1705 Race St

1703 Vine St

1655 Hamer St

1805 Lang St

1713 Lang St

1711 Lang St

Located in the Cincinnati Public Schools at 2515 Clifton Ave in Cincinnati, OH, Hughes STEM High School serves grades 7-12 and has an enrollment of roughly 1000 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 Cincinnati apartments for rent that are close to Hughes STEM 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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