Cities Near Dexter, Kentucky

A

Almo

$650 to $3,600
99 Rentals
B

Benton

$515 to $3,600
81 Rentals
B

Boaz

$499 to $3,600
98 Rentals
Chattanooga

Chattanooga

$250 to $6,140
681 Rentals
F

Farmington

$650 to $3,850
78 Rentals
G

Gilbertsville

$515 to $3,600
97 Rentals
GR

Grand Rivers

$515 to $3,600
98 Rentals
H

Hardin

$495 to $3,600
101 Rentals
H

Hazel

$650 to $6,410
85 Rentals
H

Hickory

$499 to $3,600
96 Rentals
K

Kirksey

$650 to $3,600
98 Rentals
Louisville

Louisville

$200 to $13,499
2,898 Rentals
L

Lynnville

$650 to $3,600
76 Rentals
M

Mayfield

$510 to $3,600
82 Rentals
Memphis

Memphis

$185 to $319,531
1,857 Rentals
M

Murray

$399 to $3,600
124 Rentals
Nashville

Nashville

$699 to $18,917
2,022 Rentals
NC

New Concord

$650 to $2,750
97 Rentals
S

Sedalia

$650 to $3,600
76 Rentals
St. Louis

St. Louis

$200 to $9,590
3,069 Rentals
S

Symsonia

$650 to $6,410
79 Rentals
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