
Apartments near Shoppes at Old N.E. in St. Petersburg, FL (564 Rentals)


Green Mobile Home Park

Sky St. Pete

Uptown Kenwood

600 22nd St N

1960 4th Ave N

2150 5th Ave N

940 25th St N

1946 3rd Ave N

201 18th St N

1649 1st Ave N

1740 2nd Ave N

Edge District/Kenwood Neighborhood

2517 50th Ave N

1742 2nd Ave N

Pinecrest II

1936 Burlington Ave N

2595 50th Ave N

2001 1st Ave N

Palace Mobile Home Park

2365 5th Ave N

2020 Burlington Ave N

2596 52nd Ave N

5000 28th St N

2701 50th Ave N

2027 N 1st Ave

2409 4th Ave N

254 24th St N

2753 53rd Ave N

2420 Burlington Ave N

Casa Del Sol Mobile Home Park

Chateaux Versailles Condominiums

2736 4th Ave N

Southernaire Mobile Home

Six Point Row Townhomes

2790 1st Ave N

Villa Rica Apartments

Bayview Apartments

Camelot Apartments

300 34th Ave N

Key Plaza Apartments

Magnolia Oaks Apartments II

Blue Bay Villas

800 30th Ave N

Sycamore Apartments

131 41st Ave N, St Petersburg, FL 33703

Crescent Lake Apartments

Crescent Lane Apartments

Cranberry Annies

1601 5th St N

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