
Apartments near Melrose Rossmore Center in Los Angeles, CA (7,523 Rentals)


1714 Garfield Pl

1806 N Wilton Pl

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170 N Normandi Ave

401 N Gardner St

1435 N Poinsettia Pl

226 S Fuller Ave

178 N Normandie Ave

361-363 1/2 N Gardner St

312 N Gardner St

432 S Detroit St

1033 N Mariposa Ave

1320 N Martel Ave

464 N Sierra Bonita Ave

207 N Mariposa Ave

334 N Mariposa Ave

1318 N Martel Ave

365 N Gardner St

1740 N Gramercy Pl

357 N Gardner St

1925 Holly Dr - 2019 Fourplex in A+ Hollywood

359 S Cloverdale Ave

1540 N Formosa Ave

321 S Cochran Ave

1333 N Fuller Ave

765 S Windsor Blvd

448 N Sierra Bonita Ave

347 N Gardner St

434 N Sierra Bonita Ave

335 S Cochran Ave

351 N Gardner St

513 N Alexandria Ave

358 S Cochran Ave

1126 N Gardner St

1918 Whitley Ave

458 N Sierra Bonita Ave

337 N Gardner St

519 N Alexandria Ave

345 S Cochran Ave

1269 N Ardmore Ave

507 N Alexandria Bch NE

154 N Normandie Ave

1345 N Fuller Ave

428 N Sierra Bonita Ave

310 N Mariposa Ave

1039-1041 N Mariposa Ave

1144 N Normandie Ave

158 N Normandie Ave

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