
Apartments near University Of Louisville Hospital in Louisville, KY (834 Rentals)


1100 Barret Ave

309 Woodbine St

311 Woodbine St

305 Woodbine St

307 Woodbine St

1011 Baxter Ave

1015 Baxter Ave

1028 Cherokee Rd

1021 Baxter Ave

1027 Cherokee Rd

103 S Spring St

1046 Bardstown Rd

1338 S. 2nd St #1

1343 S 2nd St

1125 S 8th St

216 Woodbine St

1359 S Brook St

1361 S Brook St

1321 S 4th St

414 W Ormsby Ave

422 W Ormsby Ave

1353 S 2nd St

1334 S 3rd St

1341 S 3rd St

430 W Ormsby Ave

1030 Everett Ave

1048 Cherokee Rd

1345 South 3rd Street

1358 S 2nd St

1054 Cherokee Rd

1609 Grinstead Dr

1615 Grinstead Dr

1369 S 2nd St

531 W Ormsby Ave

525 W Ormsby Ave

504 W Ormsby Ave

1058 Cherokee Rd

1382 S. First St

1371 S 2nd St

1359 S 3RD St

1390 S. 1st

1067 Cherokee Rd

431 Park Ave

427 Park Ave

1382 Ouerbacker Ct

1378 S 2nd St

1337 S 3rd St

1315 S 6th St

1388 S 2nd

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