
Apartments near Edgehill Village in Nashville, TN (938 Rentals)


822 19th Ave N

2311 Booker St

1219 1st Ave S

240 Rep. John Lewis N Way

The Berry

826 19th Ave N

The Connect at City Heights

907 19th Ave N

1223 1st Ave S

Cambridge South

208 Fairfax Ave

905 19th Ave N

1906 Herman St

Longview Condominiums

416 Mallory St

The Lofts at the Exchange

The Headliner

414 Mallory St

2006 Herman St

526 26th Ave N

1251 1st Ave S

2016 Herman St

1923 Hermosa St

Acklen Place Condominiums

204 Acklen Park Dr

915 19th Ave N

226-240 Fairmont Pl

1301 Herman

901 Herman St

16 Academy Pl

1837 Hermosa St

617 26th Ave N

1905 Hermosa St

2 Claiborne St

4 Claiborne St

160 2nd Ave

2246 Batavia St

214 3rd Ave N

24 Claiborne St

721 25th Ave N

Versailles Townhomes

22 Claiborne St

613 27th Ave N

25 Trimble St

520 27th Ave N

28 Shepard St

1217 Ireland St

1215 Ireland St

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