
Apartments near South Broadway Marketplace in Lexington, KY (636 Rentals)


414 S Broadway

420 S Broadway

420 Lawrence St

800-830 De Roode St

390 S Upper St

389 S Upper St

404 Linden Walk

373 Linden Walk

370-374 Rose Ln

381 S Upper St

386 S Upper St

375-377 S Upper St

376 S Upper St

372 S Upper St

200 E Maxwell St

359 Linden Walk

360 S Upper St

1603 Nicholasville Rd

1601 Nicholasville Rd

Kimball House Square

Kimball House

238 E Maxwell St

355 S Broadway

Serenity Place

347 S Upper St

209 E Maxwell St

1324 Versailles Rd

207 E Maxwell St

275-277 Lexington Ave

225 E Maxwell St

343 S Upper St

320 Rose St

231 E Maxwell St

337 S Mill St

334 S Broadway

267 Lexington Ave

270 Lexington Ave

235 S Limestone

316 Rose St

332-334 S Upper St

318 Rose St

251 E Maxwell St

328 S Upper St

City Court Condominiums

257 Lexington Ave

300 E Maxwell St

247-249 Stone Ave

251 Lexington Ave

324 S Upper

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There are currently 556 Studio Apartments in Lexington with rent ranges from $625 to $1,895 with an average price of $1,250.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Lexington range from $899 to $5,950. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,555.
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