
Apartments near Olds Elementary in Raleigh, NC (91 Rentals)


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Oberlin Court Apartments

Valentine Commons

Stanhope

616 at the Village

The Edition on Oberlin

Spanish Trace Apartments

3116 Hillsborough

Yugo Raleigh Logan

The Hillsborough

Live On Hillsborough

Wilmont Apartments

2809 Kilgore Ave

125 Brooks Ave Apt A

706-714 Harris St

3105-3119 Douglas St

2823 Mayview Rd

3310 Pollock Pl

508-518 Phelps Ave

15 Rosemary St

10 Montgomery St

2900-2906 Oberry St

3414 Hillsborough St

2910-2914 Oberry St

Sullivan Residence Hall

106 Faircloth St

100 Faircloth St

2913-2919 Wade Ave

2921-2927 Wade Ave

2817 Wade Ave

2907-2911 Wade Ave

The Townes on Wade

Hillsborough Lofts

Bowen Residence Hall

100 Horne St

18 Horne St

16 Horne St

Chamber Court

2404 Clark Ave

105-113 Chamberlain St

2402 Clark Ave

Chamberlain Apartments

400 Chamberlain St

115 Chamberlain St

117 Chamberlain St

123 Chamberlain St

2404-2410 1/2 Van Dyke Ave

919 Tower St

933 Tower St

923 Tower St
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Located in the Wake County Schools at 204 Dixie Trail in Raleigh, NC, Olds Elementary serves grades K-5 and has an enrollment of roughly 356 students. If you're trying to find an apartment rental near the school, you must know which floorplan options are available and what current specials the apartment community might be offering. We've compiled a list of top Raleigh apartments for rent that are close to Olds Elementary with all of the contact info that you'll need to find the perfect place. View these popular apartment prices, pictures and floorplans today!
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