
Apartments near Serrano Marketplace in Los Angeles, CA (7,585 Rentals)


232 S New Hampshire Ave

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851-857 S New Hampshire Ave

1057 Hobart

1056 S Serrano Ave

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116 S Berendo St

122-126 1/2 S Berendo St

1053-1057 S Kingsley Dr

965 Dewey Ave

3013 W 11th St

908 S Berendo St

220 N Normandie Ave

1033 S Normandie Ave

921 S Berendo St

318 N Oxford Ave

1036 Irolo St

139-141 1/2 S New Hampshire

2951 James M Wood Blvd

150 N Kenmore Ave

2966 James M Wood Blvd

131-133 1/2 N Catalina St

135 1/2-137 1/2 N Catalina St

1046 S Ardmore Ave

814 S New Hampshire Ave

1016 S Mariposa Ave

954 Dewey Ave

2952 James M Wood

322 N Oxford Ave

100-104 1/2 S Berendo St

982 S Kenmore Ave

830 S New Hampshire Ave

1017-1031 S Mariposa Ave

973 S Dewey St

105 N Berendo St

319 N Oxford Ave

139-141 N Catalina St

820 S New Hampshire Ave

2960 James M Wood Blvd

732 Lorraine Blvd

978 S Kenmore Ave

125 S New Hampshire Ave

156 N Kenmore Ave

1039 S Normandie Ave

927 S Berendo St

730 S Vermont Ave

1103 S Hobart Blvd

2985 San Marino St

328 N Oxford Ave

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