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


Spalding Suites

1114 S 1st St

1124 S 1st St

1215 S 1st St

1260 S Brook St

105 E Oak St

First Place Condominiums

1144 S 1st St

1209 S 1st St

844 S 2nd St

385 S Galt Ave

381 Galt Ave

383 S Galt Ave

1233 1st St

377 S Galt Ave

Old Louisville - 110 W Oak St

Crescent Centre Tower

1109 S 2nd St

1031 S 2nd St

1204 S 1st St

1037 S 2nd St

1033 S 2nd St

1035 S 2nd St

216 Woodbine St

1212 S 1st St

112 W Oak St

1226 S 2nd St

1111 S 2nd St

1214 S 1st St

336 Franck Ave

408 Lindsay Ct

1127 S 2nd St

2010 Village Dr

Edgewater at RiverPark Place

1267 S 1st St

1240 S 1st St

2000 Spring Condominiums

1147 S 2nd St

1361 S Brook St

2014 Lauderdale Rd

1359 S Brook St

1271 S 1st St

321 Franck Ave

218 Mt Holly Ave

105 W Ormsby Ave

Waterfront Park Place

The Carlysle

Arden Building

1309 S 1st St

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