
Apartments near The Art Institute of California, Los Angeles - Los Angeles Campus in Santa Monica, CA (4,197 Rentals)


1246 Wellesley Ave

3595 S Sepulveda Blvd

12133 Mitchell Ave

1247 Amherst Ave

1226 McClellan Dr

MCC

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2028 S Bentley

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The Vercelli Apartments

1242 Wellesley Ave

3950 Inglewood Blvd

11865 Rochester Ave

3715-3719 Sawtelle Blvd

10974 Rose Ave

1345 Westgate Ave

1302 S Saltair Ave

1451 Barry Ave

Ohio Manor

1661 Sawtelle Blvd

1218 McClellan Dr

1234 Wellesley Ave

3960 S. Inglewood Blvd.

Brockton Manor by Wiseman

1443 Barry Ave

11048 LA GRANGE AV

1438 S Barrington Ave

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655 Westminster Ave

Wellesley Ten by Wiseman

1228-1230 Wellesley Ave

Kamwood Apartments

Sundial Beloit Apartments

1440 Barry Ave

11571 Ohio Ave

1426 S Barrington Ave

10951 Rose Ave

10960 Rose Avenue,

1306 Armacost Ave

1650 Sawtelle

1317 Westgate Ave

1254 S Saltair Ave

3400 Greenfield Ave

12121-12123 Washington Pl

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Ohio Sawtelle by Wiseman

12035 Washington Pl

Landmark Chase

12000 Mitchell Ave

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There are currently 3,113 Studio Apartments in Santa Monica with rent ranges from $1,298 to $5,995 with an average price of $2,729.
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