Apartments near Lincoln Middle in Santa Monica, CA (102 Rentals)
Willow Santa Monica
Evani 3223 Wilshire
Millennium Santa Monica
123 California Ave
Sway
Living at Santa Monica
The Charlie Santa Monica
Residences on Third Street Promenade
Pacific Plaza
2300 Wilshire
The Stanford West
Chelsea Santa Monica
JL Montana Apartments
300 California Ave, North of Wilshire
Silvercrest Senior Residence
Anara Santa Monica
Seventh West Apartments
Camay House
Criterion Promenade
Arrive Seaside I & II
The Biarritz Apartments
12th Street Apartments
2001 - 2029 Olympic
1347 23rd St
1132-1142 Princeton Street
832 11th St
1221 Ocean Avenue
San Vicente Tower
Gibson Santa Monica
1311 15th St
1228 10th Street
522 San Vicente Blvd
537 Montana Ave
1042-1048 17th St
ZVI Coast
12TH1323
Mayfair Residences at Santa Monica Beach
Montana House
2718 Broadway, Unit 2718
1424 Berkeley St, Unit 3
2702 Broadway, Unit 2702 Broadway, Apt B
1247 19th St, Unit UnitD
Santa Monica, CA Local Guide
Located in the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District at 1501 California Avenue in Santa Monica, CA, Lincoln Middle School serves grades 6-8 and has an enrollment of roughly 1058 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 Santa Monica apartments for rent that are close to Lincoln 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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