Apartments near T&T Plaza in St. Petersburg, FL (204 Rentals)

5750 80th St N

6801 29th Terrace N

5233 52nd Way N

8186 Terrace Garden Dr

4125 Park St N

5000 35th Ave N

8001 27th Ave N

6080 22nd Ave N

3128 49th Street N

5200 26th Ave N

8068 23rd Ave N

5250 22nd Ave N

4719 21st Ave N

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3295 57th St N

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4247 Tyler Cir N

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6080 22nd Ave N, Unit 5

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2176 Winchester Rd N, Unit 2

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6080 22nd Ave N, Unit 3

Otter Key Condominiums

6605 48th Ave N

6633 48th Ave N

4910 68th St N

Century Mobile Manor

Fairhaven Mobile Home Park

6801 48th Ave N

4719 68th Ln N

4320 65th Way N

Palm Circle Community

6541 40th Ave

5050 74th St N

5000 74th St N

46th Ave N

West Gate Mobile Manor & Apartments

7524 41st Ave N

Parklane Mobile Home Park

Andover Bay

5501 80th St N

5623 80th St N

Terrace Park of Five Towns

Tyrone Villas

Terrace Park of Five Towns

Parkwood Square Condominiums

Essex Court

Colony Mobile Home Park

5338 60th Ave N

3000 70th Ln N

Terrace Park of Five Towns

3631 Park St N

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How much are Studio apartments in St. Petersburg?
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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