
Apartments near Oakwood Plaza in Gretna, LA (272 Rentals)


The Rivanna

3310-3320Kabel

3310-3320 Kabel Dr

341 Opelousas Ave

3330-3356 Kabel Dr

610 Felicity St

620 Felicity St

Algiers Point Compound

630 Felicity St

417-421 Elmira Ave

1810 Chippewa St Park

1800 Chippewa St Park

1820 Chippewa St Park

1801 Chippewa St Park

1811 Chippewa St Park

1821 Chippewa St Park

1831 Chippewa St Park

Bakery Condominiums

1810 Annunciation St

2011 Rousseau St

740 Adele Dr

723 Adele Dr

1800 Annunciation St

720 St Mary Dr

730 St Mary Dr

1820 Annunciation St

1830 Annunciation St

743 St Mary Dr

2040 St Thomas St

733 St Mary Dr

750 Adele Dr

1930 C Annunciation St

1840 Annunciation St

753 St Mary Dr

733 Adele Dr

1104-1108 Crape Myrtle Dr

743 Adele Dr

740 St Mary Dr

1930 D Annunciation St

601 Josephine Dr

763 St Mary Dr

1112-1116 Crape Myrtle Dr

1813 Annunciation St

1803 Annunciation St

1833 Annunciation St

1930 E Annunciation St

750 St Mary Dr

1823 Annunciation St

1930 Annunciation St

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There are currently 575 Studio Apartments in Gretna with rent ranges from $246 to $3,598 with an average price of $1,075.
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