
Apartments near University of Idaho - College of Law Boise in Boise, ID (413 Rentals)


1700 S Taggart St

1807-1819 Vista Ave

1821 S Vista Ave

Jordan St.

1452 Bluff St

1425 N Bluff St

2104 N 18th St

BACON

1437 Bluff St

4600 W Franklin Rd

1465 S Latah St

3840-3880 W Pershing Dr

3922-3932 W Pershing Dr

The Bella Cottages

TROUTNER

VILLAGE APARTMENT

2100-2200 N 24th St

VILLAGE APARTMENT

4325 W Camas St

4002 Overland Rd

Gekeler

1496 S Roosevelt St

1914 S Owyhee St

1492 S Roosevelt St

1500 S Roosevelt St

Gekeler

(Lee) MHP

Stonegate Community

ParkCenter Apartments

3929 Reed St

1024 N Clover Dr

2262-2264 S Amy Ave

3201-3207 W Anderson St

2236 S Stephen Ave

1042 N Clover Dr

2238 S Stephen Ave

Parkway Apartments

3812-3818 W Alameda St

903 N Mercer St

3890 W Glendale St

The Fowler Apartments

Thomas Logan Apartments

The Lucy (Inactive)

Hearth on Broad

111 S 4th St

C.W. Moore Apartments

Grove Street Apartments

Allen Apartments

Idaho Building

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There are currently 320 Studio Apartments in Boise with rent ranges from $1,029 to $4,059 with an average price of $1,749.
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