
Apartments near Germantown Square Shopping Center in Louisville, KY (871 Rentals)


Robin Terrace Apartments

1013 S 3rd St

1829 3rd St

1215 S. 4th St

315 W Lee St

6 PLEX - 1507 S 4th Street

1515 S 4th St

1975 Richmond Dr

Spalding Suites

1800-1804 S 3rd St

1503 S 4th St

1438 S 4th St

1440 S 4th St

407 Fountain Ct

316 W Lee St

1705 4th St

1420 S 4th St

1436 S 4th St

1525-1541 S 4th St

1629 S 4th St

1468 S 4th St

1018 S 3rd St

1524 S 4th St

402,404 & 406 W Hill St

1010 S 3rd St

1719 S 4th St

414 W Ormsby Ave

1903 Bardstown Rd

1053 S 4th St

Dimitrov Apartments

416 Belgravia Ct

1443 St James Ct

414 Fountain Ct

409 Kensington Ct

844 S 2nd St

1712 S 4th St

1035 S 4th St

422 W Ormsby Ave

1459 Saint James Court

417 Kensington Ct

1467 St James Ct

122-124 Caldwell St

431 Park Ave

1718 S 4th St

427 Park Ave

1023 S 4th St

3318 Robin Rd

1027 S 4th St

424 Kensington Ct

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