
Apartments near Fair Oaks Renaissance in Pasadena, CA (1,305 Rentals)


1166 N Sierra Bonita Ave

79 Sierra Bonita Ave

63 Sierra Bonita Ave

91 Sierra Bonita Ave

39-41 N Sierra Bonita Ave

1552 E Washington Blvd

47 Sierra Bonita Ave

1447 E Elizabeth St

1490 E Topeka St

1529 E Elizabeth St

1535 E Elizabeth St

1484 Atchison St

1605 E Elizabeth St

1674 N Sierra Bonita Ave

1700 N Sierra Bonita Ave

1704-1732 N Sierra Bonita Ave

1692 University Dr

1772-1774 Sierra Bonita

1780-1786 N Sierra Bonita Ave

1806 N Sierra Bonita Ave

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Heritage Square Senior Apartments

515 N Raymond Ave

Villa Raymond-Old

840 N Fair Oaks Ave

820 N Raymond Apartments

Community Arms Apartments

559-563 N Marengo Ave

545 Marengo Ave

517 Marengo Ave

608 N Marengo Ave

The Villas

271 Parke St

Parke Street Apartments

Orange Grove Gardens

855 N Marengo Ave

775 Worcester Ave

Northwest Manor II

Northwest Manor

Garfield Agape Court Apartments

999-1001 N Raymond Ave

1009 N Raymond Ave

423 N Garfield Ave

1030 N Raymond Ave

435 N Euclid Ave

Vista @ Old Town

TELACU Courtyard

411-417 N Euclid Ave

421 N Euclid Ave

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