
Apartments near Wilson High in Long Beach, CA (1,228 Rentals)


3314 E 2nd St

3340 E 2nd St

3901 E Livingston Dr

4120 E 1st St

2534 E 7th St

2630-2634 E 4th St

312-314 Temple Ave

2901 E Mariquita St

202 Obispo Ave

263 Glendora Ave

The Belmont Apartments

124 Quincy Ave

3041 E Corto Pl

304 Temple Avenue

1214 Molino Ave

2611 E 4th St

659 Molino Ave

4216 E 1st St

40 Belmont Ave

3650 E 1st St

3707 E Livingston Dr

3819 E Livingston Dr

Casa Grande Apartments

30 Belmont Ave

52 Roswell Ave

2521 E 7th St

313 Temple Ave

133 Park Ave

213 Covina Ave

Belmont Shores

116 Quincy Ave

160 Argonne Ave

3220 E 2nd St

2840 E Mariquita St

391 Molino Ave

68 Bennett Ave

15 Loma Ave

3432 E 1st St

9 LOMA AV

28 Roswell Ave

325 N Colorado Pl

317 N Colorado Pl

3065 E 2nd St

3134 E 2nd St

3204 E 2nd St

5317 E The Toledo

175 Nieto Ave

116 Roycroft Ave

242 Glendora Ave

Located in the Long Beach Unified School District at 4400 East Tenth Street in Long Beach, CA, Wilson High School serves grades 9-12 and has an enrollment of roughly 4148 students. If you're trying to find an apartment rental near the school, you must know which floorplan options are available and what current specials the apartment community might be offering. We've compiled a list of top Long Beach apartments for rent that are close to Wilson High School with all of the contact info that you'll need to find the perfect place. View these popular apartment prices, pictures and floorplans today!
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