Apartments near King Middle School in Atlanta, GA(54 Rentals)
1084 Sanders Ave SE
1016 Liman Ave SE
574 Cooper St SW
1099 Boulevard SE
229 Howard St NE
123 Mayson Ave NE
The Upton
Bexley Summerhill
EastWood Townhomes
Hanover Edgewood
Allora Eastland
Saylor at Southside Trail
The Argos Apartments at Grant Park
Quill
The Maverick
The Boulevard at Grant Park
Alton East
Link Apartments® Grant Park
The Skylark
915 Glenwood Apartments at Grant Park
Lumen Grant Park
Marchon
Glenwood at Grant Park
Station R Apartments
Broadway at East Atlanta
Glenwood Park Lofts
Mechanicsville Family Apartments
Skyline Apartments
Verge Apartments
Broadstone Pullman
Yugo Atlanta Summerhill
Elan Madison Yards
The Rivington EAV Apartments
Link Apartments® Canvas
The Villages Of East Lake
Victory At Summerhill
728 Formwalt St SW
Modera Reynoldstown
The Kirkwood Apartments at Edgewood
Marley EAV
The Roosevelt
Seven Seventy Glenwood
The Penman
565 Hank by Windsor
Spoke Apartments
841 Memorial Apartments
Towne Square Apartments
55 Milton
Taco Town Apartments
675 Home Ave SE, Unit 675 - Carriage house
505 Whitehall St SW, Unit Remodeled Loft
Atlanta, GA Local Guide
Located in the Atlanta Public Schools at 545 Hill St SE in Atlanta, GA, King Middle School serves grades 6-8 and has an enrollment of roughly 559 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 Atlanta apartments for rent that are close to King Middle 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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