
Apartments near Lyles Plaza in Louisville, KY (402 Rentals)


331 N 19th St

4148 W Broadway

224 N 17th St

1000 Cecil Ave

1034 Cecil Ave

Pilot House

2013 Bank St

2015 Bank St

4219 W Broadway

659 S 43rd St

520 N 20th St

113 Cecil Ave

H Temple Spears

2000 W Burnett Ave

4145 W Market St

1507 W Ormsby

2312 Portland Ave

Liminal

2512 Portland Ave

685 S 44th St

4307-4309 Elliott Ave

208 S 43rd St

1000 Magazine St

Directions Apartments

4305 Market St

Shawnee Apartments

4407 Elliott Ave

Greater Community Apartments

4419 W Broadway

4425 S Broadway

2951 Wilson Ave

4219 Virginia Ave

1743 W Hill St

1634 S 30th St

Dr. William G Weathers Apartments For Seniors

832-836 Cawthon St

2803 Northwestern Pky

800 Northwestern Pky

Market Street Apartments

719 Cedar Grove Ter

800 N 33rd St

814 S 7th St

1842 Algonquin Pky

West Louisville - 1836 Algonquin Pkwy

1125 S 8th St

611 W Breckinridge St

613 W Breckinridge St

609 W Breckinridge St

607 W Breckinridge St

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