
Apartments near Melrose Rossmore Center in Los Angeles, CA (7,524 Rentals)


1139 N Kenmore Ave

109 S Alexandria Ave

818-822 1/2 Crenshaw Blvd

4014 W 7th St

334 N Kenmore Ave

5935 Chula Vista Way

621 S Cloverdale Ave

659 N Heliotrope Dr

116 N Alexandria Ave

457 S Cochran Ave

408 N Stanley Ave

1450 N Vista St

1248-1248 1/2 N Mariposa Ave

905 N Edgemont St

1334 N Normandie Ave

414 N Stanley Ave

1601 N Kingsley Dr

1633 N Poinsettia Pl

1131 Kenmore Ave

3956 Ingraham St

829-831 3/4 Crenshaw Bl.

1250 N Mariposa Ave

400 N Stanley Ave

1622 N Harvar

1635 N Harvard Blvd

893-899 S Lucerne Blvd

5917 Chula Vista Way

3908 W 2nd St

328 N Kenmore Ave

3944 Ingraham St

Hollywood Regis Condominiums

731 S Mansfield Ave

1258 Mariposa Ave

Normadie Arms Apartments

3967 W 7th St

1321 Mariposa Ave

1147 N Kenmore Ave

Hollywood Versailles Tower

457 N Stanley Ave

653 N Heliotrope Dr

649 S Detroit St

366 N Stanley Ave

2028 N Beachwood Dr

461 S Cochran Ave

1151 Kenmore Ave

Gardner Royale Apartments

4264 Clinton St

1535 Winona Blvd

356 N Stanley Ave

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