
Apartments near Hope-Centennial Elementary School in West Palm Beach, FL (84 Rentals)


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Vue at 1400

Royal St. George at the Villages Apartment Homes

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Seasons 704 Apartments

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1788 My Pl, Unit 1

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4962 Cherry Rd

5060 Sanctuary Way

5070 Sanctuary Way

5070 Elmhurst Rd

1832 My Pl Ln

1804 My Pl Ln

5145 Breckenridge Pl

5173 Clouse Rd

4664 Cherry Rd

4859 Orleans Ct

1226 Avondale Ln

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5120 Elmhurst Rd

Laguna

The Sterling Villages of Palm Beach Lakes

5289 Stacy St

1430 N Stacy St

Bella Vista Gardens

5152 Stacy St

Rosewood Apartments

Park Place

1659-1667 Norma Elaine Rd

1350 Park Ln

5029 Breckenridge Pl

4767 Cole St

4644-4664 Bensel St

4651 Bensel St

Casa Loma Mobile Home Park

4560 Belvedere Rd

Haverhill Mobile Home Park

Forest Glen

Stacy Townhomes

Phoenix Place Apartments

Vista Flora Apartments

5214 Stacy St Apartments

Bella Vista Gardens Apartments

5211 Stacy St

Brandywine Apartments

Belmont on Stacy

Haverhill Pines

Elmwood Apartments

Cherry Point Villas

Alta Villa Gardens

Lakeside Villas

Palms West Apartments

Westgate Plaza Apartments

Located in the Palm Beach County School District at 5350 Stacy St in West Palm Beach, FL, Hope-Centennial Elementary School serves grades K-5 and has an enrollment of roughly 702 students. If you're trying to find an apartment rental near the school, you must know which floorplan options are available and what current specials the apartment community might be offering. We've compiled a list of top West Palm Beach apartments for rent that are close to Hope-Centennial Elementary School with all of the contact info that you'll need to find the perfect place. View these popular apartment prices, pictures and floorplans today!
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