
Apartments near Annies Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (6,791 Rentals)


172 N Mariposa Ave

4514 Franklin Ave

1636 Edgecliffe Dr

The Russell Residences

5731 Lexington Ave

747 N Wilton Pl

1932-1934 N Alexandria Ave

1935 N Vermont Ave

3429 Larissa Dr

5628 Harold Way

617 Micheltorena St

334 N Serrano Ave

206 N New Hampshire Ave

170 N Alexandria Ave

168 N Mariposa Ave

1648 Edgecliffe Dr

4811 Rosewood Ave

173 N Mariposa Ave

178 N Normandie Ave

743 N Wilton Pl

4347 Melbourne Ave

145 N Normandie Ave

4400 Russell Ave

4934 Maplewood Ave

4817 Rosewood Ave

5722-5724 1/2 Fountain Ave

1938 N Kenmore Ave

5742 Virginia Ave

5311 Russell Ave

5620 Harold Way

3703 Council St

1804 N Serrano Ave

4947 Maplewood Ave

5303 Russell Ave

4827 Rosewood Ave

341 N Serrano Ave

1944 Palmerston Pl

3404 Larissa Dr

633 Micheltorena St

343 N Serrano5521-028-010 Ave

139 N Normandie Ave

5743 Lexington Ave

170 N Normandi Ave

5323 Russel Ave

162 N Mariposa Ave

725 N Wilton Pl

517 N St Andrews Pl

610 N Gramercy Plz

1954 N Kenmore Ave

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