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


Opra House Square

575 W Short St

715 W Main St

579 W Short St

719 W Main St

415 Marquis Ave

108-114 Church St

110 Delmont Dr

160 N Mill St

727 W Main St

179 Market St

180 Market St

137 Woodland Ave

182 N Broadway

190 Market St

226 W 2nd St

238 W Second St

200 W Second St

Harrods Park

125-127 Woodland Ave

200 Market St

331 W 2nd St

510-514 Central Ave

The Woodlands

730 Terrace View Dr

445 S Ashland Ave

146 Kentucky Ave

221 N Limestone

1702 Versailles Rd

Saxony Apartments

1715 Hill View Pl

722 Terrace View Dr

702-720 E High St

160 Constitution St

231 N Broadway

158 Constitution St

154 Constitution St

125 Constitution St

115 Constitution St

111 Constitution St

121 Constitution St

137 Constitution St

1721 Hill Rise Dr

247 N Broadway

253-255 N Broadway

258 E Second St

522 E Main St

The Charles Brent House

167 Eastern Ave

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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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