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


270-272 Kalmia Ave

268 Kalmia Ave

228-230 Lexington Ave

817-819 W High St

317 E Maxwell St

1324 Versailles Rd

309 E Maxwell St

324 E Maxwell St

221 Stone Ave

319 E Maxwell St

562 Woodland Ave

271 Kalmia Ave

266 Lyndhurst Pl

264 Lyndhurst Pl

217 Stone Ave

219 Stone Ave

209-211 E Stone Ave

224 E High St

270 Lyndhurst Pl

Serenity Place

230 E High St

277 Lyndhurst Pl

227 Willard St

281 Lyndhurst Pl

256 E High St

258 E High St

264 E High St

Orlandria

530 Euclid Ave

1601 Nicholasville Rd

1603 Nicholasville Rd

433 E Maxwell St

Woodland Glen III, IV, V

1418 Versailles Rd

The Fayette Building

622-624 W Main St

326 Woodland Ave

1419-1427 Versailles Rd

419 E High St

431 E High St

425 E High St

500's on The Main

621 W Main St

208-212 Woodland Ave

631 W Main St

625 W Main St

574 W Short St

592 W Short St

121 N Martin Luther King Blvd

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