
Apartments near Tennessee State University in Nashville, TN (564 Rentals)


738 29th Ave N

2910 Clifton Ave

3300 Clifton Ave

2506 Jefferson St

721 32nd Ave N

3400 Clifton Ave

3318 Clifton Ave

3402 Clifton Ave

3323 Clifton Ave

3321 Clifton Ave

2832 Clifton Ave

2412 Scovel St

721-723 Lena St

2924 Torbett St

2405 Meharry Blvd

2403 Jefferson St

Brownese Apartment

3440-3450 Georgia Ct

2817 Torbett St

3657-3671 Georgia Ct

2431 Herman St

2711 Clifton Ave

721 26th Ave N

723 26th Ave N

714 27th Ave N

2230 Morena St

27 N at City Heights

4012 Indiana Ave

520 31st Ave N

721 25th Ave N

912 24th Ave N

2018 Jefferson

613 27th Ave N

520 27th Ave N

617 26th Ave N

Toll Brothers at The Nations

2246 Batavia St

2102 Scovel St

2210 Morena St

2119 Albion St

2110 Morena St

Titans Terrace

2108 Morena St

2906 Felicia St

612 41st Ave N

526 26th Ave N

1826 Jefferson St

1818 Scovel St

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There are currently 866 Studio Apartments in Nashville with rent ranges from $799 to $4,360 with an average price of $1,718.
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