
Apartments near Jefferson Community and Technical College - Downtown Campus in Louisville, KY (809 Rentals)


1022 Cherokee Rd

1021 Baxter Ave

1028 Cherokee Rd

1459 Mellwood Ave

1046 Bardstown Rd

2126 W Jefferson St

1027 Cherokee Rd

312 N 20th St

2105 Rowan St

1048 Cherokee Rd

1609 Grinstead Dr

1615 Grinstead Dr

1054 Cherokee Rd

1030 Everett Ave

1058 Cherokee Rd

659 N Barbee Way

103 S Spring St

1067 Cherokee Rd

520 N 20th St

Edgewater at RiverPark Place

2239 W Jefferson St

2245 W Jefferson St

2013 Bank St

1104 Cherokee Rd

2015 Bank St

1626 Ellwood Ave

2230 W Main St

Gardens of Eastern Parkway

Parkway Place

1610 Lucia Ave

1622 Story Ave

2400 W Muhammad Ali Blvd

1626 Story Ave

1633 Story Ave

1646 Lucia Ave

2407 W Muhammad Ali Blvd

1649-1653 Story Ave

1642 Story Ave

1227 Bardstown Rd

1657 Story Ave

1642 Beechwood Ave

1743 W Hill St

SOCAYR Single Family Homes/CRPS

1669 Story Ave

334 N 24th St

1601-1605 Algonquin Pky

2000 W Burnett Ave

2312 Portland Ave

1041 Parkway Dr

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