
Apartments near 1000 Baxter Avenue Center in Louisville, KY (864 Rentals)


The Frederick

222 Mt Holly Ave

1315 S 1st St

226 Mt Holly Ave

2012-2018 Village Dr

1023 S 3rd St

1237 S 2nd St

2109 Village Dr

1233 S 2nd St

1227 S 2nd St

1019 S 3rd St

2112 Village Dr

1223 S 2nd St

223 Mt Holly Ave

201 Nob Hill Ln

219 Mt Holly Ave

3008 Poplar Level Rd

1009 S 3rd St

1013 S 3rd St

1239 S 2nd St

121 W Ormsby Ave

125 W Ormsby St

227 Mt Holly Ave

1204 2nd St

3012 Poplar Level Rd

The Fincastle

1212 S 2nd St

659 N Barbee Way

2510 Lindsay Ave

848 Eastern Pky

Dimitrov Apartments

844 Eastern Pky

1222 S 2nd St

124 W Ormsby Ave

1427 S Brook St

1242 S 2nd St

1010 S 3rd St

1435 S Brook St

1433 S Brook St

1018 S 3rd St

324 Idlewylde Dr

1382 Ouerbacker Ct

Parkway Plaza

1439 Brook St

2701 Grinstead Dr

1311 S 2nd St

326-332 Idlewylde Dr

1315 S 2nd St

2122 Village Dr

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