
Apartments near Ky Trade Place in Lexington, KY (602 Rentals)


112 State St

220 University Ave

110 State St

1045 S Limestone

Centercourt Condominiums

1207 Crescent Ave

208 University Ave

123 University Ave

210 University Ave

119 University Ave

225 Waller Ave

134 University Ave

130 University Ave

211 Waller Ave

126 University Ave

Bolivar Ct Townhome/Condos

205 Waller Ave

232 Waller

222 Waller Ave

228 Waller Ave

114 University Ave

226 Waller Ave

121 Waller Ave

125 Waller Ave

140 Waller Ave

136 Waller Ave

517 Patterson St

Donovan Hall

Hub Limestone

209 Pine St

423-431 S Broadway

427-429 S Upper St

429 S Upper St

436 S Broadway

114 Waller Ave

420 S Broadway

414 S Broadway

Horseman's Ln

1307 Nicholasville Rd

420 Lawrence St

1401 Audubon Ave

389 S Upper St

390 S Upper St

386 S Upper St

800-830 De Roode St

381 S Upper St

375-377 S Upper St

372 S Upper St

376 S Upper St

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There are currently 558 Studio Apartments in Lexington with rent ranges from $540 to $1,855 with an average price of $1,240.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Lexington range from $895 to $5,950. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,590.
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