
Apartments near Santa Monica & Wellsley Plaza in Los Angeles, CA (4,592 Rentals)


The Stanford West

1132-1142 Princeton Street

Pico Eleven

Chelsea Santa Monica

300 California Ave

Bixby

Silvercrest Senior Residence

17th Street Santa Monica

Riva

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Gibson Santa Monica

Mayfair Residences

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Anara Santa Monica

Large Bright Front Remolded 2x2 Unit

1038 5th St

903 7th St

2262 31st St

Luxe West

1422 - 1432 7th

728 Euclid St

1347 23rd St

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Catherine Santa Monica

1228 10th Street

1522 N Harvard St

937 10th St.

1242 Harvard St

1134 26th St - Parkview Santa Monica

1022 Pacific St

1823 7th St

Samo Capri Apartments

Criterion Promenade

14th Street Luxury Investments LLC

North Euclid Luxury Investments LLC

Wonder Palms Apartments

Breeze Suites Moderne

1147 6th St

525 | SMB

Euclid Luxury Investments LLC

Santa Monica Palms

1938 Euclid St

11819 Kiowa Ave

934 6th St

15th Street Apartments

1251 Euclid St

Monroe Manor

2122 Ocean Park Blvd

1117 3rd St

1228-1232 15th St.

3401 Ocean Park Blvd

1433 25th St

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