
Apartments near Melrose Rossmore Center in Los Angeles, CA (7,497 Rentals)


823 N Alexandria Ave

173 N Mariposa Ave

1434 N Fuller Ave

811 N Alexandria Ave

1524 N Hobart Blvd

807 N Alexandria Ave

1353-1407 N Fuller Ave

817 N Alexandria Ave

333 N Gardner St

222 N Mariposa Ave

4108 Council St

366 S Cochran Ave

1197 N Normandi Ave

347 S Cochran Ave

408 N Sierra Bonita Ave

1160 N Normandi Ave

1850 N Van Ness Ave

142 N Normandie Ave

1942 Vista del Mar St

767 N Alexandria Ave

1944 Argyle Ave

1943 Carmen Ave

366 N Sierra Bonita Ave

1806 N Gramercy Plz

353 S Cochran Ave

1168 N Normandi Ave

624 N Alexandria Ave

1749 Garfield Pl

360 N Sierra Bonita Ave

1954 Argyle Ave

1517 N Harvard Blvd

356 N Sierra Bonita Ave

1941 Wilcox Ave

554 N Alexandria Ave

Parc Lucerne

465 N Sierra Bonita Ave

459 N Sierra Bonita Ave

837 N Alexandria Ave

841 N Alexandria Ave

1862 N Van Ness Ave

859 N Alexandria Ave

337 S Harvard Blvd

4016 Wilshire Blvd

847 N Alexandria Ave

428-432 1/2 N Sierra Bonita Ave

608-610 N Alexandria Ave

409 S Cloverdale Ave

221-225 S Fuller Ave

1732 Garfield Pl

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