
Apartments near Thomas Starr King Middle School in Los Angeles, CA (1,852 Rentals)


1243 N Berendo St

3201 Hamilton Way

3712 Evans St

850 Lucile Ave

3921 Marathon St

4314-4318 Finley Ave

901 Kodak Dr

1178 N Heliotrope Dr

1017 N New Hampshire Ave

1255-1275 N Berendo St

1221 N Berendo St

1211 N Berendo St

1168 Heliotrope Dr

1013 N New Hampshire Ave

Rodney Palms Apartments

4430 E Burns Ave

4252-4258 1/2 Normal Ave

4141 Monroe St

4135 Monroe St

4149-4153 1/2 Monroe St

4450 E Burns Ave

4325 Normal Ave

1022 E Berendo St

1315-1317 N Catalina St

1007 N New Hampshire Ave

1401 N Catalina St

1407 N Catalina St

3957-3963 1/2 Marathon St

3366 Descanso Dr

3713-3721 Evans St

2953-2957 Effie St

817-819 N Madison Ave

Virgil Village Apartments

3824 Evans St

3822 Evans St

1429 N Catalina St

1421 N Catalina St

4620 Franklin Ave

4637 Russell Ave

1930 Rodney Dr

4124-4126 1/2 Monroe St

1941-1945 Hillhurst Ave

4451 Clarissa Ave

4422 Finley Ave

4304-4310 Normal Ave

1118 N Heliotrope Dr

1242 N Edgemont St

1320 Edgemont St

4430-4432 Finley Ave

Located in the Los Angeles Unified School District at 4201 Fountain Avenue in Los Angeles, CA, King Middle School serves grades 6-8 and has an enrollment of roughly 1517 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 King Middle 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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