
Apartments near Seville Square in St. Petersburg, FL (185 Rentals)


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6133 Marina Cove Way S

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2960 58th Ave S

2219 Highland St S

2780 Bethel Ct

3315 58th Ave S

3162 Moorings Dr S

6080 Moorings Dr S

6072 Moorings Dr S

4908 38th Way S

4901 38th Way S

3753 46th Ave S

2007 59th Cir S

4340 37th St S

3789 46th Ave S

4300 37th St S

3440 41st Ave S

3850 46th Ave S

7430 Sunshine Skyway Ln S

6100 12th St S

4709 Dolphin Cay Ln S

3775 40th Ln S

3357 38th St S

3595 41st Ln S

7530 Sunshine Skyway Ln S

3795 41st Ln S

4780 Brittany Dr S

3139 38th St S

3123 39th St S

4900 Brittany Dr S

3655 29th Ave S

830 65th Ave S

5020 Brittany Dr S

5151 Isla Key Blvd S

5153 Isla Key Blvd S

5155 Isla Key Blvd S

2310 21st St S

2235 20th St S

2304 Kingston St S

650 Pinellas Point Dr S

517 41st Ave S

623 37th Ave S

2238 Quincy St S

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There are currently 651 Studio Apartments in St. Petersburg with rent ranges from $900 to $4,373 with an average price of $1,674.
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