
Apartments near Tyler Park Plaza in Louisville, KY (698 Rentals)


321 Franck Ave

2039 Douglass Blvd

413 E Ormsby Ave

603 Burnett ave

3008 Poplar Level Rd

Liberty Green North

2053 Douglass Blvd

1261 S Preston St

2057 Douglass Blvd

1277 S Preston St

1279 S Preston St

3012 Poplar Level Rd

2079 Douglass Blvd

2701 Grinstead Dr

Sim-Rose

956 S Floyd St

950 S Floyd St

954 S Floyd St

2085 Douglass Blvd

1325 S Preston St

1322 Preston St

2064 Douglass Blvd

225 E Breckinridge St

209 Breckinridge St

408 Lindsay Ct

219 E Breckinridge St

Woodcreek Condominiums

218 Mt Holly Ave

222 Mt Holly Ave

226 Mt Holly Ave

201 Nob Hill Ln

219 Mt Holly Ave

106 S Hite Ave

224 E Oak St

227 Mt Holly Ave

223 Mt Holly Ave

2225 Dorothy Ave

160 N Galt Ave

Falls City Lofts

218 E Oak St

422 E Main

311 Woodbine St

324 Idlewylde Dr

Renaissance Lofts

326-332 Idlewylde Dr

2510 Lindsay Ave

Brook Street Properties

309 Woodbine St

307 Woodbine St

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