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


1445 S 2nd St

1401 S 2nd St

1427 S 2nd St

1429 S 2nd St

1144 S 1st St

1115 S 1st St

112 W Oak St

1319 S 2nd St

1419 Nightingale Rd

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First Place Condominiums

1481 S 2nd St

1315 S 2nd St

124 W Ormsby Ave

125 W Ormsby St

1457 S 2nd St

1469 S 2nd St

1233 S 2nd St

1124 S 1st St

1237 S 2nd St

1239 S 2nd St

114 E Kentucky St

741 E Chestnut St

1114 S 1st St

1311 S 2nd St

943 Madison st

1388 S 2nd

735 E Chestnut St

1415 Nightingale Rd

1955 Deer Park Ave

1227 S 2nd St

1378 S 2nd St

1358 S 2nd St

108-110 E Kentucky St

1223 S 2nd St

1413 Nightingale Rd

1110 S 1st St

1458 S 2nd St

1338 S. 2nd St #1

Cherokee Triangle

1462 S 2nd St

200 Ormsby Ave

The Magnolia

1308 S 2nd St

1436 S 2nd St

1454 S 2nd St

1472 S 2nd St

1414 S 2nd St

1450 S 2nd St

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