
Apartments near Morgan State University in Baltimore, MD (435 Rentals)


3219 N Calvert St

3828 Evergreen Ave

Charles Village Vista

6111 Parkway Dr

Eden Hall

McCoy Hall

100 Tuscany Rd

Marjorie Lane Apartments

3034 Guilford Ave

Village Lofts

Wolman

100 W 39th St

3116 N Calvert St

3012 Guilford Ave

3112 N Calvert St

3114 N Calvert St

3110 N Calvert St

2643 Boone St

3603 Raymonn Ave

3023 N Calvert St

Charles Commons Residence Hall

106 W 39th St

Peabody Apartments

2916 Guilford Ave

3022 N Calvert St

3043 St. Paul St

3006 N Calvert St

3008 N Calvert St

2904 Guilford Ave

3023 Saint Paul St

2822 Guilford Ave

Belvedere Court Student Housing

3032 Saint Paul St

2908 N Calvert St

3026 Saint Paul St

2843 Calvert St

Charles Village End of Group

2935 Saint Paul St

2808 Guilford Ave

3002 Saint Paul St

3006 Saint Paul St

2925 Saint Paul St

2938 Saint Paul St

2815 N Calvert St

The Belvedere Portfolio

6604-6606 Harford Rd

2807 N Calvert St

2936 Saint Paul St

2934 Saint Paul St

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