
Apartments near Dolores Huerta Elementary in Los Angeles, CA (48 Rentals)


237 E 31st St

135 E 31st St

254 E 29th St

250-252 E 29th St

124 E 30th St

461 E 30th St

212 E 29th St

136 E 29TH ST

258 E 28 St

248 E 28th St

129 E 29th St

121-125 E 29th St

243 E 28th St

535 E 31st St

205 E 28th St

217-219 E 28th St

122 E 28th St

218 E 27th St

220-222 1/2 E Maplel Ave

130-132 E 27th St

124 E 27th St

137-143 E 27th St

150 W 33rd St

156 W 32nd St

230 W 33rd St

27th Street Apartments

229 W 28th St

311-315 W 33rd St

338 W 33rd St

229 E 30th St

119 E 31st St

Adams Apartments

126 E 28th St

Villa Esperanza

228 W 28th St

3023-3035 S Grand Ave

Jasper

The Lorenzo Student Housing

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University Gateway

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The 505(CA)

Icon Plaza

156 E 35th St

166 E 35th St

157 E 36th St

150 E 36th St

303 E 35th St

188-194 E 35th St
Los Angeles, CA Local Guide

Located in the Los Angeles Unified School District at 260 East 31st Street in Los Angeles, CA, Dolores Huerta Elementary School serves grades K-5 and has an enrollment of roughly 422 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 Dolores Huerta 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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