
Apartments near SoBro Spirits Plaza in Indianapolis, IN (264 Rentals)


5858 N College Ave

6160 N Rural St

3513 N Pennsylvania St

5858 N College Ave

5858 N College Ave

4452 Carrollton Ave

5144 Primrose Ave

6155 N Rural St

4233 E 38th St

3772 N Parker Ave

5611 N Rural St

5920 Rosslyn Ave

3843 N Park Ave

6306 N Washington Blvd

6160 N Rural St

5161 Primrose Ave

4521 Norwaldo Ave

2821 N New Jersey St

809 E 52nd St

5302 Carrollton Ave

4306 Norwaldo Ave

4256 Crittenden Ave

4239 Crittenden Ave

5611 N Rural St

6024 Hillside Ave E Dr

3915 Hillside Ave

6186 Evanston Ave

4040 N College Ave

6191 Crittenden Ave

3903 Winthrop Ave

2221 E 38th St

6055 Central Ave

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