
Apartments near Mid City Market in Louisville, KY (685 Rentals)


336 Franck Ave

1449 Nightingale Rd

2420 Frankfort Ave

2323 Sycamore Street

150 N Jane St

1626 Story Ave

900 Franklin St

1622 Story Ave

Medical-Dental Apartments

1443 Nightingale Rd

321 Franck Ave

145 Keats Ave

1441 Nightingale Rd

954 S Floyd St

The Vernon

1642 Story Ave

950 S Floyd St

956 S Floyd St

186 Coral Rd

1439 Nightingale Rd

1633 Story Ave

Zen NuLu

2701 Grinstead Dr

1435 Nightingale Rd

1437 Nightingale Rd

1649-1653 Story Ave

1841 Brownsboro Rd

311 Woodbine St

659 N Barbee Way

1431 Nightingale Rd

1657 Story Ave

224 E Oak St

309 Woodbine St

1429 Nightingale Rd

307 Woodbine St

225 E Breckinridge St

218 E Oak St

305 Woodbine St

1669 Story Ave

1425 Nightingale Rd

1320 S Floyd St

1427 Nightingale Rd

219 E Breckinridge St

Liberty Green North

209 Breckinridge St

Cottonwood Condominiums

1423 Nightingale Rd

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