
Apartments near Ardmore Center in Los Angeles, CA (8,274 Rentals)


638 N Ardmore Ave

3148 James M Wood Blvd

730 S Vermont Ave

4947 Rosewood Ave

3040 W 7th St

654 N Normandie

820 S St Andrews Pl

640 N Harvard Blvd

3360-3364 W 9th St

425 N Wilton Pl

3085 James M Wood Blvd

431 S Commonwealth Ave

908 S Kingsley Dr

801 S St Andrews Pl

4955 Rosewood Ave

734 S Gramercy Pl

4919 Beverly Blvd

The 5011 Apartments

The French Chateau

550 Manhattan Pl

901 S Mariposa Ave

743 Gramercy Dr

165-169 B S Commonwealth Ave

909 S Ardmore Ave

641 N Harvard

854 S Kenmore Ave

911 S Kingsley Dr

4925 Elmwood Ave

300 S Commonwealth Ave

5044 Maplewood Ave

810 S Berendo St

904 S Mariposa Ave

749 S Gramercy Dr

722 S Wilton Pl

236 S Commonwealth Ave

441 S Commonwealth Ave

800 S Gramercy Dr

230 S Commonwealth Ave

905 S Mariposa Ave

526 St Andrews Pl

139 S Commonwealth Ave

909 S Harvard Blvd

909 S Mariposa Ave

848 S Kenmore Ave

716 S Wilton Pl

645 N Normandie Ave

807 S St Andrews Pl

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