
Apartments near Kitty Hawk at 1604 in Universal City, TX (171 Rentals)


9535 Apple Ridge Ln

823 Meadow Stone

12214 Lone Shadow Trail

7713 Narrow Pass St

7417 Savannah Brooks

9003 Arabian King

9822 Covered Wagon

8007 Forest Crossing

8214 Spring Town St

9518 Ascending Port

9510 Fisherman Port

7322 Mystery Ridge Dr

7315 Ridge Beach Dr

9342 Fisherman Port

9414 Lookover Bay

7147 Comanche Ridge Dr

9808 Delta Ridge Dr

7239 Converse Ridge Ln

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7401 Sage Oak

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8722 Buggy Ln

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821 Meadow Stone

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There are currently 27 Studio Apartments in Universal City with rent ranges from $885 to $1,195 with an average price of $1,013.
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