
Apartments near Plaza 66 in St. Petersburg, FL (216 Rentals)


4540 71st Ave N

6350 53rd St N

5875 70th Ave N

6842 62nd Ave N

6206 64th Way N

6480 66th Ave N

5839 62nd Ave N

6633 68th St N

6380 Bonnie Bay Cir N

6301 58th St N

6747 Deer Pond Ln

5597 67th Ave N

6888 46th Ln N

6847 46th Ln N

5060 76th Ave N

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7660 54th St N

Willow Lake Condominiums

6538 42nd Ave N

Clearview Oaks Condominiums

6440 64th Ave N

6520 66th Ave

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5401 65th Ave

7160 68th Ct N

7196 68th Ct N

6710 Park Blvd

7380 63rd St N

6300-6414 Park Blvd.

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7295 60th St N

5941 72nd Ave N

5861-5881 72nd Ave N

6100 76th Ave N

7756 62nd Way

6270 78th Ave N

7786 62nd St N

7501 57th St N

Park Plaza

4590 76th Ave N

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