
Apartments for Rent in the New Haven School District Area of CT (689 Rentals)Page 2 of 14


Diamond Ridge Apartments

Dwight Garden Apartments

Brook Hollow

255 Ellsworth Ave

Tamarack Apartments

1160-1164 Whitney Ave

The Livingston Apartments

CenterPointe Apartments

Foundry Apartments

Warner Village Rental Community

167 Wooster St

The Regency at 200 Elm

Westwood Gardens

Colonial Court Apartments

Orange Gardens

Grove Hill Apartments

124 Foster St, Unit 3rd Floor

129 Lexington Ave, Unit C

307 Greenwich Ave, Unit 2

357 Whalley Ave, Unit L2

396 Ellsworth Ave, Unit 1

62 Shelton Ave, Unit Third floor

256 Quinnipiac Ave, Unit #2

382 Lexington Ave, Unit 2A

91 Blake St, Unit Blake Street complex

13 Nash St, Unit 1st Floor

46 Fountain St, Unit 10

227 Fairfield St, Unit 1L

28 Foxon St, Unit Spacious Apartment

1109 Townsend Ave, Unit 3
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