
Apartments near 1406 & 1418 E Trent in Spokane, WA (724 Rentals)


1223 W 6th Ave

The Mark on Monroe

627 S Adams St

703-811 W 15th Ave

1222 W Augusta Ave

1312-1314 W 5th Ave

Highland Halls

1203 W 8th Ave

1110 W 10th Ave

Madison Terrace

Adams Place

Fountain Terrace Apartments

The Shannon House

801 S Adams St

1119 W 11th Ave

1125 W 11th Ave

1218 W 10th Ave

927 S Adams St

801 S Cedar St

Northwood Apartments

1030 W Frederick Ave

Northcliff Terrace Apartments

3222-3224 N Madison St

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