
Apartments near 1000 Baxter Avenue Center in Louisville, KY (868 Rentals)


1702 S 2nd St

1619 S 3rd St

1615 S 3rd St

1530 S 3rd St

1528 S 3rd St

602 Eastern Pky

1625 S 3rd St

1604 S 3rd St. - 6 PLEX

1600 S 3rd St

1722 S 2nd St

530 Lilly Ave

1614 S 3rd St

1632 S 3rd St

1700 S 3rd St

Annex of Station House Square Apartments

1729 3rd St

1823 S 3rd St

1829 3rd St

1831 S 3rd St

Salem Square Condominiums

1431 Hepburn Ave

1035 Cherokee Rd

Park Court Apartments

931 Cherokee Rd

Everett Terrace

1011-1013 Barret Ave

1607 Lucia Ave #5

Lucia Apartments

903 Barret Ave

Highland Flats

Century Baxter Ave

1242 Cherokee Rd

1241 Cherokee Rd

Avenue Willow

Schiller Terrace

Baxter Avenue

Grinstead Manor

1000 Caldwell St

1291 Willow Ave

Midland

1111 Ray Ave

2227 Cherokee Pky

2109 Edgeland Ave

Cherokee Triangle

910-926 E Madison St

The Apartments at St. Martin School

1000 E Jefferson St

Park Terrace

Jim Cain Home

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