
Apartments near Norton Children's Hospital in Louisville, KY (824 Rentals)


414 Fountain Ct

1432 Saint James Ct

1440 S 4th St

1452 S 3rd St

1022 Cherokee Rd

1455 S 4th St

1011 Baxter Ave

1460 2nd St

1462 S 2nd St

1469 S 2nd St

1472 S 1st St

1028 Cherokee Rd

1612 W Market St

1015 Baxter Ave

1021 Baxter Ave

1046 Bardstown Rd

1472 S 2nd St

1428 S 6th St

1475 S 3rd St

1466 S 3rd St

1027 Cherokee Rd

1633 W Jefferson St

1459 Saint James Court

1477 S 3rd St

1481 S 2nd St

1476 S 3rd St

103 S Spring St

217-223 W Hill St

1048 Cherokee Rd

1467 St James Ct

1481 S 3rd St

315 W Hill St

1480 S 3rd St

Old Louisville - 1500 S 2nd St

416 Belgravia Ct

1609 Grinstead Dr

1054 Cherokee Rd

317 W Hill St

1030 Everett Ave

1468 S 4th St

319 W Hill St

1537 W Kentucky St

1615 Grinstead Dr

507-509 Belgravia Ct

1058 Cherokee Rd

Edgewater at RiverPark Place

1481-1483 St James Ct

1509 S 3rd St

1503 S 4th St

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