
Apartments near Santa Monica & Wellsley Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (4,594 Rentals)


1439 S Bundy Dr

1443 S Bundy Dr

1332 Amherst Ave

Twelve One Ten Rochester

1321 Wellesley Ave

Carmelina Apartments

Quo Vadis 08-LA

1319 Wellesley Ave

1337 South Bundy Drive

1309 Amherst Ave

1505 Amherst Avenue,

1310 Wellesley Ave

1335 S. Carmelina Ave.

1505-1521. Wellesley Ave

The Wellesley House

1300 S Carmelina Ave

Centinela Luxury Investments Group LLC

1336 S Centinela Ave

1343 Carmelina Ave

1312 Amherst Ave

1308 Amherst Ave

Amherst Apartments

1444 S Centinela Ave

1326 S Centinela Ave

1525 Amherst

1313 S Bundy Dr

1450 S Centinela Ave

1433 S Saltair Ave

1423 S Saltair Ave

1447 S Saltair Ave

Amherst Heights

1246 Wellesley Ave

1439 Saltair Ave

1247 Amherst Ave

1415 S Saltair Ave

12323 Texas Ave

1242 Wellesley Ave

12112 Texas Ave

12424 Texas Ave

Amherst Manor

1532 S. Bundy Dr.

1234 Wellesley Ave

12333 Texas Ave

Saltair Apartments

1541 S. Bundy Drive

12415 Texas Ave

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Bundy Townhouses

1228-1230 Wellesley Ave

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