
Apartments near Serrano Marketplace in Los Angeles, CA (7,623 Rentals)


1037 S Norton Ave

135 S Westmoreland Ave

2729 James M Wood Blvd

4053 Oakwood Ave

3612-3624 Country Club Dr

4059 Oakwood Ave

5048 Rosewood Ave

5050 Maplewood Ave

1045 S Norton Ave

501 N Kenmore Ave

534 N Hobart Blvd

1126-1128 3/4 N Kingsley

Duplex Income Unit

1036 S Bronson Ave

439 N Heliotrope Dr

534 N Serrano Ave

546 N Normandie Ave

152 S Westmoreland Ave

Hobart

115 S Westmoreland Ave

2878 Leeward Ave

5013 Rosewood Ave

315 S Commonwealth Ave

537 N Oxford Ave

4931 Maplewood Ave

4947 Maplewood Ave

4055 Oakwood Ave

1060 S Norton Ave

436 S Commonwealth Ave

430 S Commonwealth Ave

853 S Lucerne Blvd

185 S Virgil Ave

4025 Oakwood Ave

536 N Harvard Blvd

2723 James M Wood Blvd

942 S Westmoreland Ave

420-426 N Van Ness Ave

1115-1123 1/2 S New Hampshire Ave

2803 Francis Ave

2842 W Pico Blvd

534-538 N Kingsley Dr

417 Van Ness Ave

2861-2867 Leeward Ave

543 N Harvard Blvd

2874 Leeward Ave

544 N Harvard Blvd

525 N Normandie Ave

The Naples Villlas

1316 S Western Ave

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