Edinburgh Courtyard 833 N Edinburgh Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Floor Plans 5 Units Available All5 Studio1 2 Bedroom3 3 Bedroom1
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Schedule Tour Unit 110· Unit 110-A
Jun 30
— Jun 30 — Inquire 2 Bedroom $3,745
1100 sqft
Schedule Tour 3 Bedroom $4,495
1475 sqft
Schedule Tour Fees & Policies Rent From $3,745/mo
Deposit Equals to 1 to 2 months rent (Depends on credit check)
Application Fee $50
Pet Policy
Allow Pets PET_FRIENDLY
Max Number 2
Cat Monthly Fee: $50, Deposit: $500
Dog Monthly Fee: $50, Deposit: $500 Utilities Description: Customize
About this home This building was built in 2009. This building is located in Mid City West, Los Angeles in Los Angeles County zip code 90046. Mid City West and La Cienega Park are nearby neighborhoods. Nearby ZIP codes include 90048 and 90036. West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and Los Angeles are nearby cities. Compare this property to average rent trends in Los Angeles.
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