
Apartments near Santa Monica & Wellsley Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (4,590 Rentals)


1763 Glendon Ave

10829 Massachusetts

1767-1771 Glendon Ave

11089-11099 Strathmore Dr

1604 Glendon Ave

10826-10828 1/2 Holman Ave

10821-10829 Massachusetts Ave

10810 Massachusetts Ave

1673 Malcolm Ave

1752 Glendon Ave

925 Gayley Ave

929-943 Gayley Ave

1701 Malcolm Ave

1762 Glendon Ave

1653-1655 1/2 Malcolm Ave

1772 Glendon Ave

237-245 1/2 S Church Ln

1825 Glendon Ave

The Claridge

1621 Malcolm Ave

Levering Terrace

1725 Malcolm Ave

1717 Malcolm Ave

1711 Malcolm Ave

1700 Malcolm Ave

10791-10793 Ohio Ave

1664-1666 1/2 Malcolm Ave

HS Westside Properties

1640-1642 Malcolm Ave

1634 Malcolm Ave

1751 S Malcom Ave

1828 Glendon Ave

662-666 Kelton Ave

1836 Glendon Ave

11045 Strathmore Dr

1931 Glendon Ave

Westwood Garden

658-664 Midvale Ave

10789 OHIO Ave

11027-11037 Strathmore Dr

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Chalet Royale

10751 Holman Ave

656-660 Kelton Ave

10767-10769 Massachusetts Ave

650 Midvale Ave

1951 Glendon Ave

10784-10788 Wilkins Ave

10815 Missouri Ave

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