
Apartments near Bristol Shopping Center in Kansas City, MO (53 Rentals)


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6523 Marsh Ave

Furnished Studio-Kansas City - Stadium

4516 E 40th St

3888 E 63rd St

5015 Belmeade Rd

3736 Cypress Ave

4702 E 45th St

3919 Norton Ave

3700 Cleveland Ave.

7704 E 48th St

8405 E 47th St

4310 Ditzler Ave

5707 E 40th St

7621 Sni a Bar Rd

4214 Hardesty Ave

5206 E 39 Terrace

6500-6502 Marsh Ave

6502 Marsh Ave

6511 Marsh Ave

5805 Jackson Ave

3829 Mersington Ave

8500 E 47th St

4900 Raytown Rd

River Park Townhomes

3 units

8705 E 63rd Trafficway

Walnut Grove

Park Highlands

Ayden Place

St. Michael's Veterans Center Apartments

Bodhi Kansas City

6140 Hunter St

5218 Ditzler Ave

9200 E 54th Ter

9201 E 54th St

9212 E 54th St

9201 E 54th Ter

9213 E 54th St

6122-6124 Blue Ridge Cutoff

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There are currently 952 Studio Apartments in Kansas City with rent ranges from $525 to $23,100 with an average price of $1,260.
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