
Apartments near 8461-8469 Melrose Place in Los Angeles, CA (4,717 Rentals)


1017 N La Jolla Ave

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1123 N Flores St

1114 N Flores St

8757 Dorrington Ave

1208 N Olive Dr

8730-8736 Holloway Dr

1113 N Sweetzer Ave

1117 N Sweetzer Ave

1037 N La Jolla Ave

836 Hilldale Ave

1121-1125 N Sweetzer Ave

1114 N Sweetzer Ave

8468 Fountain Ave

1000 Havenhurst Dr

8270 Norton Ave

The Desmond Condominiums

1226 N Kings Rd

1031 Havenhurst Dr

8814 Harratt St

8952 Norma Pl

939 Larrabee St

1216 N Flores St

8258-8262 W Norton Ave

1223 N Flores St

1224 N Flores St

1229 N Flores St

8812 Rangely Ave

1011 N Crescent Heights Blvd.

The Lotus

875 N San Vicente Blvd

944 N San Vicente Blvd

1000-1006 Larrabee St

969 Larrabee St

8911-8917 Cynthia St

Monterey Village Apartments

8410 Fountain Ave

948 San Vicente Blvd

Larrabee Estates

1247 N Flores St

127 N Sweetzer Ave

923 N SAN VICENTE Blvd

909 N San Vicente Blvd

8425 Fountain Avenue,

8985 Keith Ave

925 N San Vicente Blvd

1240 N Flores St

1251 N Flores St

1016 N Crescent Heights Blvd

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