
Apartments near Franklin D. Roosevelt in Cleveland, OH (84 Rentals)


10639 Dupont Ave

11220 Primrose Ave

10630 Kimberly Ave

10628 Greenlawn Ave

10314 Adams Ave

9711 Parmelee Ave

10911 Hathaway Ave

2191 East 83rd Cleveland, 44103

11414-16 FAIRPORT

536 E 117th St Cleveland, OH 44108

841-848 Linn Dr

880-884 Parkwood Rd

Pentecostal Apartments

Carey East Apartments

10805 Earle Ave

751-753 E Lakeview Rd

11208 Earle Ave

975 Parkwood Dr

676 Lakeview Rd

897-917 E 105th St

876 E 105th St

10413 Yale St

11705 Fairport Ave

10116 Garfield Ave

918 E 123

10528 Morison Ave

11408 St Clair Ave

595 E 105th St

586 E 105th St

727 E 99th St

9314 Yale Ave

656 E 99th St

613 E 99th St

472 E 117th St

618 E 97th Street

459 E 117th St

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