
Apartments near State Center-Metro Subway in Baltimore, MD (1,700 Rentals)


926 N Calvert St

807 St Paul St

1008 N Calvert St

1034 N Calvert St

1628 Bolton St

1625 Bolton St

Mt. Vernon Apartments 7250

922 N Calvert St

1016 N Calvert St

1616 Park Ave

803 Saint Paul St

1700 Madison Ave

718 Dolphin St

1130 N Calvert St

1208 N Calvert St

1212 N Calvert St

1702 Eutaw Pl

904 N Calvert St

26 E Mt Vernon Pl

1214 N Calvert St

912 N Calvert St

Avalon

906 N Calvert St

1218 N Calvert St

803-805 St Paul St

1206 N Calvert St

1704 Bolton St

1704 Eutaw Pl

810 N Calvert St

1702 Bolton St

1712 Linden Ave

110 E Preston St

108 E Preston St

1700 Bolton St

1701 Bolton St

1222 N Calvert St

1232 N Calvert St

Strawbridge Apartments

1708 Eutaw Pl

400 N Howard St

717 W Lanvale St

1621 Park Ave.

1703 Bolton St

812 N Calvert St

929 N Calvert St

1705 Bolton St

1619 Park Ave

1708 Bolton St

1205 N Calvert St

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