Apartments near University Park Elementary School in Melbourne, FL (50 Rentals)
1225 E New Haven Ave
2090 Waverly Pl
2421 Stone St
1660 Bottlebrush Dr
1630 Bottlebrush Dr
The Palm Bay Grand Apartments
Topaz Village
The Village at Melbourne
Compass
Palmview Cove Apartments
Springs at Hibiscus Crossing
Meadowdale Apartments
Stonewood Townhomes
Bridgewater Pointe Apartments
Manatee Cove
Melbourne Commons
708 E Melbourne Ave, Unit Garage Apt.
2615 Dairy Rd
University Commons
Southgate Apartments
Mary Star of the Sea Newman Hall
Southgate Apartments
Harbor Village Apartments
Village Green Condos
Cypress Springs Condos
Windover Palms
Crane Creek Senior Apartments
Hickory Pointe
The Palms at University
Pentagon Gardens
Heritage Park at Crane Creek
Trillium
Magnolia Apartments
204 W Seminole Ave
Village Garden Apartments
Monterey Bay Apartments
The Highline
699 E New Haven Ave
826 E Melbourne Ave
1207 River Dr
1219 E Strawbridge Ave
1809 Riverview Dr
1801 Riverview Dr
Paramount Riverfront Condominiums
Furnished Studio - Clearwater
Palm Bay Club
75 SW Irwin Ave
Southlake Towers
Bottlebrush Apartments
Melbourne, FL Local Guide
Located in the Brevard County School District at 500 West University Boulevard in Melbourne, FL, University Park Elementary School serves grades PK-6 and has an enrollment of roughly 675 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 Melbourne apartments for rent that are close to University Park 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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