
Apartments near Richard Riordan Primary Center in Los Angeles, CA (178 Rentals)


356 Avenue 53

5669 Aldama St

368--372 N Avenue 53

141 S Avenue 57

Shadow Oaks

129 S Avenue 54

5544 Echo St

140 S Avenue 58

5231-5233 Figueroa St

365 N Avenue 52

5726 Aldama St

147 S Avenue 53

350-362 N Avenue 61

153 Avenue 53

159 S Avenue 53

5756 Aldama St

133 S Avenue 52

5942-5948 E Echo St

5768 Aldama St

5959 Echo St

5217 Longfellow St

230 S Avenue 60

223 N Avenue 55

Spacious Apartments

207 N Avenue 56

Franklin

316-318 Avenue 57

5630 Ash St

201 N Avenue 55

5633 Ash St

Highland Villa Apartments

5421 Ash St

137-139 Avenue 55

5721 Monte Vista St

5433 Abbott Pl

The Abbott

5805 Monte Vista St

223 N Avenue 58

Black Pine Flats

225 North Avenue 53

5233-5239 Monte Vista St

232 N Avenue 53

220 N Avenue 53

147 S Avenue 56

139 S Avenue 55

125-127 Ave 54

153 Avenue 57

Baddour Apartments

139-141 Avenue 55

Located in the Los Angeles Unified School District at 5531 Monte Vista Street in Los Angeles, CA, Richard Riordan Primary Center serves grades K-1 and has an enrollment of roughly 257 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 Richard Riordan Primary Center 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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