
Apartments near French Plaza in Louisville, KY (337 Rentals)


3920 Greenwood Ave

1034 Cecil Ave

2407 W Muhammad Ali Blvd

2400 W Muhammad Ali Blvd

1016 32nd St

2245 W Jefferson St

2239 W Jefferson St

334 N 24th St

Greater Community Apartments

2230 W Main St

113 Cecil Ave

3035 Grand Ave

Parkland Partners

2512 Portland Ave

3112 Grand Ave

2126 W Jefferson St

2803 Northwestern Pky

4219 Virginia Ave

612 22nd St

2032 W Market St

2312 Portland Ave

2105 Rowan St

418 S 20th St

2000 S Market St

2002 W Market St

2003 W Market St

2004 W Market St

312 N 20th St

2015 Bank St

2013 Bank St

1155 S 28th St

Chestnut Manor

1910 W Muhammad Ali Blvd

Chestnut Manor

1830 W Jefferson St

520 N 20th St

1820 Market St

Muhammad Ali Apartments

1813-1817 W Jefferson St

331 N 19th St

418 S 18th St

1134 S 25th St

Parkland Scholar House

2626 Virginia Ave

200 N 18th St

1739 Rowan St

1723 Market St

1122 S 23rd St

1700 Rowan St

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