
Apartments near School Without Walls in Rochester, NY (459 Rentals)


Hive@155 and Hive Andrews

171-179 Berkeley St

Shelbourne Apartments

Franklin Street Apartments

Woodbury Place Lofts

957 Monroe Ave

Ellwanger & Barry Building

189 Milburn St

VIDA Apartments and Townhomes

Corn Hill Townhouses & Apartments

300 Alexander Apartments

Buckingham Commons

145 S. Fitzhugh

Edge of the Wedge

South & Hickory Place

Bridge Square Lofts

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253 Benton St

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2 Regent St, Unit #4

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204 Caroline St, Unit Upper

742 Meigs St

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49 Cayuga St, Unit 1 - First Floor

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25 Vassar St, Unit 1

20 Whitmore St, Unit Side Unit

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110 Shepard St, Unit Lower

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719 Park Ave, Unit 2

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318 Scio St, Unit Down

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276 Parkway, Unit Lower

215 Alexander St

217 Alexander St

225 Alexander St

256 Alexander St

23 Brighton St

203 S Goodman St

124 Harvard St

37 Brighton St

42 Brighton St

142 Harvard St

44 Brighton St

119 Ashland St

3-5 Selden St

North Plymouth Terrace

739 Genesee St

733 Genesse St

375-427 Broadway St

180 Alexander St

361 Broadway

143-145 Comfort St

219 Alexander St

120 S Union St

Located in the Rochester City School District at 480 Broadway in Rochester, NY, School Without Walls serves grades 7-12 and has an enrollment of roughly 472 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 Rochester apartments for rent that are close to School Without Walls 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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