
Apartments near Petite Esplanade in Metairie, LA (769 Rentals)


Le Petit Carre

1209-1211 Carrollton Ave

1358 Lake Ave

1240 Lake Ave

201 W Esplanade Ave

1149 Carrollton Ave

213 Cotton St

1354 Lake Ave

1145 Carrollton Ave

4637 Yale St

1121 Carrollton Ave

4624 Fairfield St

212 Pine St

1228-1236 Lake Ave

4641 Yale St

1052 Carrollton Ave

1244 Lake Ave

1345 Lake Ave

1101-1103 Carrollton Ave

226-228 London Ave

4632 Fairfield St

4426 Fairfield St

4645 Yale St

221 London Ave

1353 Lake Ave

223 Cherry St

4640 Fairfield St

4636 Fairfield St

1601 Lake Ave

1331 Lake Ave

1605 Lake Ave

109 Rosebud St

4401 Tabony St

Castlewood Apartments

4405 Tabony St

112 Glenn St

4644 Fairfield St

112 Ash St

116 Live Oak St

1031 Carrollton Ave

1432 Orpheum Ave

4417 Tabony St

4413 Tabony St

1639 Lake Ave

4409 Tabony St

1025 Carrollton Ave

1017 Carrollton Ave

4425 Tabony St

216 Walnut St

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How much are Studio apartments in Metairie?
There are currently 997 Studio Apartments in Metairie with rent ranges from $695 to $3,000 with an average price of $1,004.
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