
Apartments near Patrick Neighborhood Plaza in Las Vegas, NV (243 Rentals)


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1446 Garden Cir

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6877 Tamarus St

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5336 Mancos Ct

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7473 Roman Huff St

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1330 White Dr

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7250 Hardtack Cir

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5118 Garden Ln

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7076 Gunslinger St

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4734 Roberta St

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1362 Dorothy Ave

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1505 Hialeah Dr

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1534 Hialeah Dr

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1330 Lorilyn Ave

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1446 Garden Cir

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1351 Dorothy Ave, Unit 2

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5118 Garden Ln

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3425 E Russell Rd, Unit 156

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6480 Annie Oakley Dr, Unit 423

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1425 E Hacienda Ave

1290 Fraya Dr

5249 Tamarus St

Sunscape Condominiums

1236 Fraya Dr

5205 Tamarus St

1215 Rawhide St

5064 Flore Del Sol St

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5070 Flore Del Sol St

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