
Apartments near Rookwood Pavilion in Cincinnati, OH (624 Rentals)


1213 Paxton Ave

2759 Harris Ave

3243 Bach Ave

Leamington Apartments

3304 Bach Ave

2955 Linwood Ave

2757 Norwood Ave

2616-2618 Norwood Ave

2301 East Hill Ave

2044 Mills

Audrey

3544 Bevis Ave

The Laverne

Park Place

1914 Waverly Ave

2414 Norwood Ave

2233 Madison Rd

4303 Allison St

3553 Bevis Rd

3636 Trimble Ave

4911 Ash St

4924 Forest Ave

4004 Carter Ave

3708 Marburg Ave

3460-3462 Bevis Ave

2072 Elm Ave

2000 Mills Ave

Bedford

1315 and 1319 Delta

4905 Wesley Ave

4901 Wesley Ave

1760 Cleneay Ave

Montgomery & Maple

4909 Wesley Ave

1912 Mills Ave

1748 Williams

2333 Highland Ave

1829 Clarion Ave

2043-2045 Hewitt Ave

5018 Marion Ave

2000 Elm Ave

3117-3119 Linwood Ave

3604 Montgomery Rd

2326 Highland Ave

1256 Delta Ave

3400 Erie Ave

3570 Montgomery Apartments

1235 Isis Ave

2000 Maple Ave

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There are currently 2,052 Studio Apartments in Cincinnati with rent ranges from $506 to $6,000 with an average price of $1,371.
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