
Apartments near Academy@ Shawnee High School in Louisville, KY (127 Rentals)


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331 N 26th St

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2014 W Main St, Unit 1F

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2431 Saint Xavier St, Unit 3

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200 N 18th St, Unit 200 N 18th St

3419 Duncan St

4020 Larkwood Ave

214 N 24th St

2642 Rowan St

3411 Rudd Ave

457 S 41st St

101-103 N 38th St

800 Northwestern Pky

719 Cedar Grove Ter

800 N 33rd St

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2230 W Main St

2512 Portland Ave

2803 Northwestern Pky

2105 Rowan St

2003 W Market St

312 N 20th St

2015 Bank St

2013 Bank St

520 N 20th St

331 N 19th St

200 N 18th St

Port Shaw Apartments

Portland Plaza

St. Cecilia Apartments

Rowan Place

Eclipse

Community Towers 62 & Up

729 S 38th St

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