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


430 W Ormsby Ave

431 Kensington Ct

1221-1223 Garvin Pl

432 Kensington Ct

1022 S 4TH St

504 W Ormsby Ave

1432 Saint James Ct

Family Scholar House

1224 Garvin Pl

507-509 Belgravia Ct

1121 Garvin Pl

Conrad Caldwell House Museum Annex

511 Park Ave

1142 Garvin Pl

1315 S 6th St

1116 Garvin Pl

523 W Hill St

531 W Ormsby Ave

525 W Ormsby Ave

2010 Village Dr

521 W St Catherine St

530 Belgravia Ct

523 W St Catherine St

Gallery Square Lofts

525 W St Catherine St

1428 S 6th St

The Frederick

2014 Lauderdale Rd

531 W St Catherine St

1476 S 6th St

529 W St Catherine St

1460 S 6th St

537 W St Catherine St

Thierman

809 E Market St

1125 S 6th St

1576 Cherokee Rd

539 W St Catherine St

2012-2018 Village Dr

545 W St Catherine St

2000 Spring Condominiums

1045 S 6th St

426 W Breckinridge St

Park Grande Luxury Condos

547 W Saint Catherine St

Liberty Green North

Zen NuLu

Legacy Lofts

601-603 W St Catherine St

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