
Apartments near Lemmonwood Shopping Center in Dallas, TX (523 Rentals)


The Beverly on Turtle Creek

3525 Turtle Creek Blvd

The Warrington

Gold Crest Condominiums

2727 Welborn St

4121 Grassmere Ln

The Mayfair at Turtlecreek

3703 Brown St

4153 Hyer St

3701-3711 Routh St

3530 Cedar Springs Rd

4133 Hyer St

Parkwood Terrace

Routh Place

2727 Hood St

2811 Hood St

The Plaza

The Palms

4125 Lovers Ln

4133 Lovers Ln

Plaza II at Turtle Creek

The Mondara

5502 Mesa Cir

The Terminal at Katy Trail

The Residences on Routh

Park Lane

4223 Buena Vista St

4319 Buena Vista St

4231 Buena Vista St

4143 Buena Vista St

Plaza I at Turtle Creek

4327 Buena Vista St

4343 Buena Vista St

7811 Mohawk Dr

5632 Mesa Cir

Parkwood Place Condos

The Claridge

4419 Buena Vista St

Buena Vista Street Condos

3535 Routh St

Highland View

4206 Buena Vista St

4334 Buena Vista St

4310 Buena Vista St

4228 Buena Vista St

Abbott Apartments

4402 Buena Vista St

4044 Buena Vista St

Parkwood Condos

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