
Apartments near Liberty Shopping Center in Lexington, KY (475 Rentals)


191 Richmond Ave

1802 Carolyn Dr

The Midlands Phase II

549 E 3rd St

162 N Hanover Ave

280 E Loudon Ave

Hanover Terrace

The Dakota

412 E Third St

908 Richmond Rd

100-102 S Hanover St

812 E Main St

615 E Main St

603 E Main St

176-186 Eastern Ave

522 E Main St

167 Eastern Ave

627 N Martin Luther King Blvd

530 N Martin Luther King Blvd

Elm Tree Lane Apartments

The Woodlands

510-514 Central Ave

222 Campsie Pl

146 Kentucky Ave

125-127 Woodland Ave

258 E Second St

403 N Martin Luther King Blvd

137 Woodland Ave

237 McDowell Rd

1578 Martha Ct

746-748 N Limestone

103 Luigart Ct

107 Luigart Ct

2001-2029 Saint Michael Dr

404 N Limestone

160 Constitution St

154 Constitution St

132 E 3rd St

158 Constitution St

425 E High St

419 E High St

371 N Limestone

431 E High St

363 N Limestone

137 Constitution St

367-369 N Limestone

121 Constitution St

335 Desha Rd

125 Constitution St

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