
Apartments near Longview Elementary School in Phoenix, AZ (196 Rentals)


Encanto Park III

720 E Montecito Ave

Encanto Park II

Villas on Roma

Encanto Park I - 12 Units

Turney Apartments

4-Plex

Glenfair Apartments

3801 3rd St

2926 N 16th St

The Beverly

Fellowship Towers

Osborn Pointe

Pierson 8

521 E Mariposa ST

Roanoke Apartment Homes

Empyrean

Windsor Place Condominiums

75 E Mariposa St

Red Brick Virginia

4128 N 3rd Ave

4112 N 3rd Ave

48 E Mariposa St

Mariposa Apartments

345 W Montecito Rd

Landmark

Omninet West

127 W Highland Ave

Park Fifth Avenue Condominuiums

300-302 W Coolidge St

320 W Highland Ave

Mult-Family Bldg

340 W Highland Ave

Hazelwood Apartments

307 W Mariposa St

521 W Highland Ave

MODE @ Pierson

Palm Vista

Brixton Luxury Apartments

4020 N 12th St

Downing Studios on 12th St

Palmetto Cottages

The Maxwell

Capri Apartments

Encanto Apartments

Osborn Place

Central Park Villas

10th Street

The Devonshire

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