
Apartments near Sunset Center in Los Angeles, CA (5,801 Rentals)


801 Waterloo St

413-417 3/4 Coronado Ter

405 Coronado Ter

150 N Coronado St

426 Coronado Ter

408 Coronado Ter

Angels Villa

236 N Carondelet St

246 N Carondelet St

233 N Park View St

241 N Park View St

2154 Santa Ynez St

144 N Carondelet St

136 N Carondelet St

244 N Park View St

220 N Parkview St

514-518 Rosemont Ave

3809 Hollypark Pl

251-259 1/2 Rosemont Ave.

201 Rosemont Ave

2214-2216 1/2 W Temple St

2219 W Court St

216 Rosemont Ave

2213-2215 Court St

440 N Lake St

2211 Court St

2134 W Temple St

2201 W Court St

4018-4022 1/2 Edenhurst Ave

2127-2131 W Court St

4144-4146 Edenhurst Ave

4123 Edenhurst Ave

4127 Edenhurst Ave

4102-4114 Perlita Ave

5118 Harold Way

1534 Winona Blvd

5110 Harold Way

1516 N Normandie Ave

1602 Winona Blvd

The Regency

5115 De Longpre Ave

Normandie Hollywood Apartments

1402 N Kingsley Dr

Sunset Normandie Towers

Harnaz Apartments

1550 Harvard

1611 N Normandie Ave

1610 N Normandie Ave

1522 N Mariposa Ave

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There are currently 30,133 Studio Apartments in Los Angeles with rent ranges from $699 to $10,005 with an average price of $2,167.
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