Apartments near Arlington Middle School in Jacksonville, FL (50 Rentals)
2885 Yellow Pine Ct
1941 University Blvd S
971 Cesery Terrace
851 Bert Rd
2691 University Blvd N
2601 University Blvd N
2661 University Blvd N
2631 University Blvd N
2695 University Blvd N
1038 Arco Dr
912 Arco Dr
5669 George Ct
Club at Charter Pointe
Red Bay Apartment Complex
Golden Shores of Jacksonville
Renaissance at Strawberry Creek
Tree House Apartments
Pier 5350
The Square at 59 Caroline
Edenfield Shores
The Columns
Townsend Apartments
Caroline Arms Apartments
7201 Arlington Expy
Magnolia Village
Caroline Village
New Royal Estates Apartmentes
Patriot Plaza
Jackson Commons
Casa Bella
Trollie Lane Apartments
Palms of Arlington
Tree Hill Apartments & Townhomes
Caliente Apartments
Arco Place Apartments
1040 Bert Rd, Unit 5
Alderman Park Apartments
Azalea Ridge
Marshall Arms Apartments
Mill Creek Manor
San Remo
Oak Hammock Apartments
Oakwood Villa
Castille Court Apartments
Catalina
Bert Road Apartments
7709 Kona Ave
8435 Hare Ave
Alderman Apartments
Jacksonville, FL Local Guide
Located in the Duval County School District at 8141 Lone Star Road in Jacksonville, FL, Arlington Middle School serves grades 6-8 and has an enrollment of roughly 734 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 Jacksonville apartments for rent that are close to Arlington 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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