$1,995 - $2,600 per month
Apartment for Rent
2 - 3 Beds
8232 Wilcox Ave, Bell, CA 90201
$1,995 - $2,600 per month
Apartment for Rent
2 - 3 Beds
8232 Wilcox Ave, Bell, CA 90201
$2,295 per month
5123 Clara St, Cudahy, CA 90201
Property Id: 1434987remodel unit near school close to freeway must see.
$2,300 per month
5104 1/2 Live Oak St, Bell Gardens, CA 90201
Property Id: 1725349Beautiful $2300a month, large 2 bedroom 1.5 bath Townhome with a garage, a yard, extra parking and washer dryer hookups. Freshly painted wood looking floors through out the house. Waxed kitchen and bathroom floors right across the street from Ellen Ochoa SchoolMinimum credit score of 650. No evictions, collections or bankruptcies. Please text your info at
$2,300 per month
4405 1/2 Elizabeth St, Bell Gardens, CA 90201
Property Id: 2004033Beautiful $2300a month, large 2 bedroom 1 bath small house with a garage, a yard, and washer dryer hookups. Freshly painted wood looking floors through out the house. Waxed kitchen and bathroom floors in a very quite area.Minimum credit score of 650. No evictions, collections or bankruptcies. Please text your info at the number below or email your
Cudahy, California, is a compact, densely residential city in southeast Los Angeles, known for its convenient location and easy commuting options to south and central LA. The city features a mix of low-rise apartment buildings, smaller ranches and bungalows, and larger, modern Spanish-style homes, primarily built along private cul-de-sacs. While most of Cudahy is residential, arterial roads are lined with shops and restaurants, making local shopping and dining easily accessible. Notable dining spots include Chris’s Hamburgers and El Ceviche Loco, with a variety of Lebanese and traditional taquerias also available. The city’s parks, such as Clara Street Park and Lugo Park, provide well-maintained recreational spaces, and residents can enjoy the 29-mile Los Angeles River Bikeway for extended outdoor activities. Local shopping is concentrated along Atlantic Ave., with larger shopping centers nearby and downtown LA just 8 miles north. Despite the lack of metro stops, Interstate 710 and several bus lines facilitate transportation, although traffic can be heavy during rush hours. Cudahy hosts annual block parties and Fourth of July fireworks, while neighboring Bell offers larger events like the Southeast LA Pride Festival. The city’s public schools perform at or slightly below state averages, with several private religious schools and magnet options available.