
Apartments near Melrose Rossmore Center in Los Angeles, CA (7,520 Rentals)


3801 W 4th St

247-249 N Berendo St

409 N Genesee Ave

248 S Alexandria Ave

132 S Kenmore Ave

419 N Genesee Ave

1601 N Vista St

7249 Franklin Ave

612 S Ridgeley Dr

415 N Genesee Ave

211 S Kenmore Ave

845 S Mansfield Ave

732 S Gramercy Dr

320 N Genesee Ave

425 N Genesee Ave

647 N New Hampshire Ave

709 South Manhattan Place

244 S Alexandria Ave

5311 Russell Ave

Museo

7360 Hollywood Blvd

3945 W 8th St

1351 Curson Ave

339 S Mariposa Ave

1206 N Edgemont St

740 S Detroit St

6915-6921 Paseo Del Serra

811 S Wilton Pl

111 N Catalina St

1200 N Edgemont St

1118 N Heliotrope Dr

347-349 N Genesee Ave

736 S Gramercy Dr

618 S Ridgeley Dr

5303 Russell Ave

654 S Burnside Ave

635 N New Hampshire Ave

3960 W 8th St

355-359 1/2 N Genesee Ave

314 N Berendo St

1316 N Kenmore Ave

631-635 1/2 S Burnside Ave

1732 N Kingsley Dr

351 N Genesee Ave

136 S Kenmore Ave

148 S Kenmore Ave

254 S Alexandria Ave

144 S Kenmore Ave

3810-3810 1/2 W 1st St

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