
Apartments near English Avenue Shoppes in Indianapolis, IN (465 Rentals)


5613 E Washington St

1435 E Legrande Ave

1872 Shelby St

1952 Shelby St

2500 Walker Pl

Spring Street Condominiums

505 N College Ave

725 E St Clair St

705 E Walnut St

Bottleworks

2405 S Shelby St

2457 Shelby St

Walbrook

Garfield Park 8 Plex

The Omar

1521 N College Ave

1558 N College Ave

Florence Fay School Senior Apartments

Oxford Place

3612 E Washington St

Blackstone

Gladstone Apartments

Stonekey Apartments

Colonial Park

Linwood Manor

4510 Southeastern Ave

The Avoca

Opal Apartments

Spruce Manor Apartments

Fountain Square Townhomes

The Wash Apartments

Guerin Place

4806 E Washington St

1630 Woodlawn Ave

Grandville Cooperative Inc.

Conner House

City's End

Woodruff Manor

144 N Arsenal Ave

Mozingo Place

5128 E Washington St

1337 E Market St

5140 E Washington St

Red Maple Grove

St. Clair Apartments

Historic Irvington Flats

Butler Place

1141 E Market St

New Life Manor

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