
Apartments near Ardmore Center in Los Angeles, CA (8,283 Rentals)


532 S Gramercy Pl

436 N Harvard Blvd

350 S Wilton Pl

206 N New Hampshire Ave

411 N Serrano Ave

3410 W 7th St

324 N Heliotrope Dr

332 S Wilton Pl

411 N Kenmore Ave

701 S Kingsley Dr

235-237 N New Hampshire Ave

356 S Wilton Pl

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412 S Wilton Pl, 412 - 416 S Wilton Pl

422 S Wilton Pl

416 S Wilton Pl

538 S Gramercy Pl

704 S Harvard Blvd

127-133 1/2 S Bimini Pl

4430 W 4th St

709 Irolo St

406 S Wilton Pl

210-212 1/2 N New Hampshire Ave

338 N Heliotrope Dr

Garden Irolo Apartments

453 N Kingsley Dr

428 S Wilton Pl

440 S Wilton Pl

451 Normandie Pl

4463 Rosewood Ave

4525 Rosewood Ave

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4563 Rosewood Ave

4371 Rosewood Ave

127-133 1/2 Bimini Pl

422 N Oxford Ave

321 Wilton Pl

4557 Rosewood Ave

446 S Wilton Pl

717 S Harvard Blvd

4658 Rosewood Ave

416 N Oxford Ave

4577 Rosewood Ave

Harvard Garden Apartments

4536 Rosewood Ave

701 S Hobart Blvd

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