
Apartments near Cheremoya Avenue Elementary in Los Angeles, CA (1,134 Rentals)


The Harte Apartments

Sycamore Apartments

The Charleston

1920 Palmerston Pl

Hollywood Sycamore

Hollywood Landmark

7067 Hawthorn Ave

6867 Fountain Ave

1944-1950 Kenmore Ave

El Cerrito Place

1732 El Cerrito Pl

1770 El Cerrito Pl

1750 El Cerrito Place

Villa Monica

1317 N Mansfield Ave

La Casa Rosa

1820 El Cerrito Pl

StayTony Hollywood

7056 Lanewood Ave

1301 N Mansfield Ave

1846 El Cerrito Pl

Orange Plaza

1318 N Orange Dr

Casa Lanewood

Franklin Manor

Lanewood Court

7081 Lanewood Ave

The Orange Drive

El Cerrito Apartments

1769 El Cerrito Pl

1823 El Cerrito Pl

1346-50 1/2 N Sycamore Ave

Orange Manor

The Mondrian

La Brea Apartments

1800 North La Brea Ave

1850 N La Brea Ave

Hollywood Sycamore

1300 N Sycamore Ave

1837 North La Brea

Ecco La Brea - Coliving

1339 N Sycamore Ave

Sundown

The Ruby Hollywood

7120 Hollywood Blvd

7125 Hawthorn Ave

7120 Hawthorn Ave

Hillside Courtyard Apartments

1311 N Sycamore Ave

Located in the Los Angeles Unified School District at 6017 Franklin Avenue in Los Angeles, CA, Cheremoya Avenue Elementary School serves grades PK-6 and has an enrollment of roughly 284 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 Los Angeles apartments for rent that are close to Cheremoya Avenue Elementary 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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