
Apartments near Homebound Secondary in Lexington, KY (116 Rentals)


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Hanover Towers Condominium

615 E Main St

812 E Main St

603 E Main St

Hanover Terrace

100-102 S Hanover St

908 Richmond Rd

522 E Main St

146 Kentucky Ave

510-514 Central Ave

The Woodlands

125-127 Woodland Ave

The Midlands Phase II

549 E 3rd St

298 S Ashland Ave

326 Woodland Ave

431 E High St

425 E High St

176-186 Eastern Ave

167 Eastern Ave

335 Desha Rd

419 E High St

Desha Apartments

342-344 Desha Rd

1012 Fontaine Rd

337 Irvine Rd

1010 Fontaine Rd

1016 Fontaine Rd

1008 Fontaine Rd

1018 Fontaine Rd

1006 Fontaine Rd

1046 Fontaine Rd

1004 Fontaine Rd

445 S Ashland Ave

Orlandria

319 E Maxwell St

415 Marquis Ave

324 E Maxwell St

115 Cochran Rd

309 E Maxwell St

317 E Maxwell St

117 Cochran Rd

311 Linden Walk

109 Cochran Rd

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