
Apartments near Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, CA (2,882 Rentals)


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4123 Garden Ave, Unit Garden

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4762 Lexington Ave

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1758 Winona Blvd, Unit 6

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1344 1/2 N. Edgemont St.

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1178 N Kenmore Ave, Unit Luxury Remodeled 3BR

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2026 N Oxford Ave, Unit 2026 N Oxford

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1809 Berendo N St, Unit 1

4603 La Mirada Ave

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4137 Chevy Chase Dr, Unit 2

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1931 Palmerston Pl, Unit 1931 12

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1929 N Commonwealth Ave

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1144 N Hudson Ave, Unit 1144

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1645 Vine St, Unit 911 - 9th floor

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5736 Lexington Ave, Unit 3B

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4312 Franklin Ave, Unit A

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1223 Wilcox Ave, Unit 3

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4630 Gainsborough Ave, Unit 1

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2040 Whitley Ave, Unit 2

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5301 Russell Ave, Unit 1

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1212 N Berendo St, Unit D

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4014 Prospect Ave, Unit 4014prospectAve

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1753 Silver Lake Blvd, Unit 1753

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6138 Afton Pl, Unit 9

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1406 N Serrano Ave, Unit 206

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5410 Russell Ave, Unit 5

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1301 N Kingsley Dr, Unit 1

1328 Gordon St, Unit 7

5443 Harold Way, Unit 5443 1/4 #5

1525 Cassil Pl, Unit 200

1050 Hyperion Ave, Unit 1052

1818 N New Hampshire Ave

1816-18225 N Harvard Blvd, Unit 1818

5111 Harold Way, Unit 307

1755 Argyle Ave, Unit 702

1755 Argyle Ave, Unit 608

1900 Grace Ave, Unit 28

5832 Carlton Way, Unit 04

5537 La Mirada Ave, Unit 202

1250 N Kingsley Dr, Unit 104

5414 Fountain Ave

1755 Argyle Ave, Unit 509

1825 N Gramercy Pl, Unit 310

1755 Argyle Ave, Unit 1502

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1755 Argyle Ave, Unit 807

1755 Argyle Ave, Unit 707

4002 Sequoia St, Unit 6

6029 Carlton Way, Unit 17

5212 Fountain Ave, Unit 02

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With the glitz and glamour of Hollywood stars in Los Angeles, many apartment-ites can forget about the heavenly bodies that lie right above our heads. Though the heavy city lights of the big city keep many apartment residents from viewing the stars, one place in town is helping citizens take a closer look at the grand universe above us. The Griffith Observatory is the go-to spot for future astronomers, as well as anyone wanting to learn a bit more about the great big galaxy we live in. The Griffith Observatory has a number of interesting attractions for those wanting to learn about their universe. The star attraction, of course, is Zeiss Telescope, which garners more visitors than any other telescope in the world, and the hottest spot in town for watching the passing of comets or other celestial phenomena. Another popular attraction is the Samuel Oschin Planetarium, a popular spot for watching the stars, as well as the occasional laser light show. The Leonard Nimoy Event Horizon is the perfect spot for guest lecturers and film screenings, with seating to hold 200 people, and features state-of-the-art projectors and sound system. Celestial bodies are a common interest amongst children and adults alike, so the Griffith Observatory represents one locations that combines education and fun in a way that anyone cane enjoy. Apartment-ites looking to kill an afternoon in the Hollywood hills of Los Angeles need only take a short trip down to the Griffith Observatory, right in the middle of Griffith Park, to have an experience the won't soon forget.
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There are currently 30,098 Studio Apartments in Los Angeles with rent ranges from $699 to $10,005 with an average price of $2,161.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Los Angeles range from $854 to $39,303. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,618.
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