
Apartments near 1214-1238 Cleveland St in Clearwater, FL (285 Rentals)


1009 E Turner St

621 Sally Ln

307 Myrtle Ave

917 Turner St

1465 Laura St

14350 Franklin St

115 N San Remo Ave

Westbridge

1459 Drew St

1443 De Leon St

1436-1438 San Juan Ct

Gulfside Gardens

1473-1475 Grove St

Chestnut-Myrtle

Kimberly Manor

1489 Pierce St

809 TURNER ST, CLEARWATER, FL 33756

Station Square

Highland Apartments

108-112 S Highland Ave

914 Druid Rd E

Triplex

1375 Druid Ave E

401 Garden Ave N

411 S Garden Ave

The Vineyard

The SkyView

1006-1017 Vine Ave

509 N Fort Harrison Ave

600 Fort Harrison Ave N

The Bluffs

607 N Osceola Ave

Lotus Path

611 Osceola Ave N

Sunshine Towers

Harbor Bluffs Condominiums

1127 Carlton St

Belvedere Apartments

The Oak Cove

Turner Street Apartments

509 Crest Ave

Clearwater Harbor Apartments

1008 Pinellas St

821 Jeffords St

Cottage Cove

The Oaks of Clearwater

Grand Central Apartments

Marina Bay 880

400 Cedar St

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How much are Studio apartments in Clearwater?
There are currently 180 Studio Apartments in Clearwater with rent ranges from $955 to $3,088 with an average price of $1,605.
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