
Apartments near Frederick Douglass High School in Lexington, KY (50 Rentals)


Springs at Polo Club

Total Monthly Price
The Ascent1555

Springs At Hamburg

The Retreat at Hamburg Place Apartments

Brighton 3050

Gatehouse Apartments - Most Utl Incl.

The Dawn Run Apartments

Polo Club Park - Senior/Affordable Housing

1809 at Winchester

Total Monthly Price
Hamburg Farms

Revive 1749 - All Utilities Incl

Prime Hamburg Apartments

Double Tree Apartments

Gleneagles

2148 Curtiswood Dr

657 Hugging Bear Ln

2212 Pokeberry Park

3204 Sweet Clover Ln

3189 Sweet Clover Ln

3324 Polo Club Blvd

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2064 Coriander Ln

2076 Cornerstone Dr

2517-2525 MacKenzie Ln

The Mallory

2517 Danielle Ln

2000-2008 Cornerstone Dr

2001 Cornerstone Dr

1578 Martha Ct

1868 Augusta Dr

1401 Bayou Ct

1814 Dalton Ct

1450 Etawah Dr

1803 Dalton Ct

1874 Dalton Ct

1860 Dalton Ct

1862 Dalton Ct

1843 Dalton Ct

1847 Dalton Ct

VAT1851

1855 Dalton Ct

The Railyard

3028 Polo Club Blvd

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