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


208-212 Woodland Ave

702-720 E High St

342-344 Desha Rd

337 Irvine Rd

115 Constitution St

Desha Apartments

402 N Upper St

Imperial

107 N Broadway Park

111 Constitution St

Orlandria

433 E Maxwell St

326 Woodland Ave

1016 Fontaine Rd

264 E High St

1046 Fontaine Rd

1012 Fontaine Rd

1018 Fontaine Rd

121 N Martin Luther King Blvd

258 E High St

256 E High St

281 Lyndhurst Pl

1010 Fontaine Rd

101 Idle Hour Dr

1008 Fontaine Rd

1006 Fontaine Rd

221 N Limestone

277 Lyndhurst Pl

1004 Fontaine Rd

230 E High St

270 Lyndhurst Pl

568 N Broadway

728 N Broadway

117 Cochran Rd

209-211 E Stone Ave

266 Lyndhurst Pl

734 N Broadway

264 Lyndhurst Pl

2000-2008 Cornerstone Dr

638 N Broadway

115 Cochran Rd

217 Stone Ave

224 E High St

121 St Margaret Dr

271 Kalmia Ave

2001 Cornerstone Dr

319 E Maxwell St

100 Idle Hour Dr

109 Cochran Rd

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There are currently 559 Studio Apartments in Lexington with rent ranges from $540 to $1,855 with an average price of $1,235.
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