
Apartments near New Circle Crossing in Lexington, KY (340 Rentals)


The Charles Brent House

253-255 N Broadway

493 W 3rd St

509 W Third St

247 N Broadway

115 Constitution St

137 Constitution St

125 Constitution St

549 E 3rd St

111 Constitution St

231 N Broadway

121 Constitution St

Alcove at Russell Cave

Saxony Apartments

412 E Third St

221 N Limestone

1578 Martha Ct

154 Constitution St

160 Constitution St

Elm Tree Lane Apartments

158 Constitution St

331 W 2nd St

200 Market St

200 W Second St

258 E Second St

238 W Second St

190 Market St

226 W 2nd St

180 Market St

182 N Broadway

Salem Village

179 Market St

160 N Mill St

176-186 Eastern Ave

The Midlands Phase II

108-114 Church St

167 Eastern Ave

1803 Dalton Ct

563 W Short St

121 N Martin Luther King Blvd

Opra House Square

575 W Short St

579 W Short St

1401 Bayou Ct

500's on The Main

The Fayette Building

574 W Short St

1814 Dalton Ct

592 W Short St

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