
Apartments near Melrose Rossmore Center in Los Angeles, CA (7,526 Rentals)


334 N Sierra Bonita Ave

1231-1235 N Vista St

340 N Sierra Bonita Ave

7147 Hawthorn Ave

449 N Sierra Bonita Ave

863 N Alexandria Ave

1120-1124 Mariposa Ave

500-508 N Alexandria Ave

1901 N Van Ness Ave

558 N Alexandria Ave

1423 N Fuller Ave

341 S Harvard Blvd

184 S Ardmore Ave

867 N Alexandria Ave

335 N Alexandria Ave

1945 Wilcox Ave

1930 Tamarind Ave

1427 North Fuller Ave

346 N Sierra Bonita Ave

365 S Cochran Ave

445 S Detroit St

435 N Sierra Bonita Ave

7200-7208 Hawthorn Ave

460 S Detroit St

350 N Sierra Bonita Ave

5815 Franklin Ave

737 Crenshaw Blvd

4901 Romaine St

6683 Franklin Ave

714 N Alexandria Ave

1223 N Normandie Ave

The Oasis

7155 Hawthorn Ave

Manhattan on 6th

1960 Argyle Ave

1540 N Poinsettia Pl

409 N Sierra Bonita Ave

Residential Condominiums

Harvard Manor

1433 N Fuller Ave

156 N Mariposa Ave

320 N Sierra Bonita Ave

436 S Cloverdale Ave

1210 N Gardner St

7210 Hawthorn Ave

680 S Norton Ave

419 N Sierra Bonita Ave

413 N Sierra Bonita Ave

732 Lorraine Blvd

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