
Apartments near Santa Monica & Highland in Los Angeles, CA (5,545 Rentals)


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Cherokee Courtyard Apartments

1234 N Las Palmas Ave

1242 N Mansfield Ave

1117 N Orange Dr

1254-1260 N. Citrus Avenue

1248 N. Las Palmas

1134 N Sycamore Ave

1243 N Mansfield Ave

1249 Mansfield Ave

1224 Orange Dr

1230 N Cherokee Ave

1243 N Cherokee Ave

6701 Fountain Ave

1244 N Orange Dr

1240 N Cherokee Ave

1316-1318 N Citrus Ave

6867 Fountain Ave

1227 N Orange Dr

1301 N Mansfield Ave

1310-1318 N Las Palmas Ave

1245 N Orange Dr

1310 N Las Palmas Ave

June Street Apartments

1247-1249 N June St

1326 N Citrus Ave

1306 N Orange Drive, Los Angeles CA 90028

6637 Fountain Ave

1342 Highland Ave

Seward Apartments

1317 N Mansfield Ave

Citrus Manor

The Siegel Apartments

1318 N Orange Dr

Sycamore House-Apartments

1340 N McCadden Pl

1229 N Sycamore Ave

1315 N June St

1334 N Las Palmas Ave

849 N McCadden

Citrus Apartments

Marlboro House

6556 Lamirada Ave

1300 N Sycamore Ave

Orange Plaza

1346 N Las Palmas Ave

Orange Manor

1352 N Las Palmas Ave

838 N Mansfield Ave

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