
Apartments near Fred Meyer Shopping Center in Boise, ID (368 Rentals)


2701 W Rose Hill St

2316 S Phillippi St

Vista East

1879 N Allumbaugh St

1621 N Eldorado St

Fairview Ave

2601 W Boise Ave

The Osprey

2519 W Boise Ave

University Park

1914 S Owyhee St

2710-2722 W Bannock St

1617-1625 S Taggart St

River Terrace

Americana East

815-831 S Wade Cir

910 S Robert St

12th & River

511 S Ash St

1700 S Taggart St

2700 W Jefferson St

393-399 S White Cloud

1190 W Lee St

Driscoll Ln. Apartments

Shade Tree

1162 W Lee St

1103 W Lee St

New Path II

421-423 S 13th St

1523 S Chrisway Dr

Park Place Mobile Home Park

533 S White Cloud Dr

2209 W Idaho St

2401 S Owyhee St

2221-2263 Hervey St

216 N 23rd St

1424 W Front St

1909-1917 W Idaho St

Etheridge Lane

3929 Reed St

1934 W Potter Dr

2402-2410 W Overland Rd

Longview Apartments

1807-1819 Vista Ave

2515 S Owyhee St

Kootenai Apartments

3249 Cherry Ln

1821 S Vista Ave

2220 S Hervey St

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There are currently 319 Studio Apartments in Boise with rent ranges from $1,029 to $3,999 with an average price of $1,729.
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