
Apartments near Boylston Street Station-Green Line - E in Boston, MA (5,235 Rentals)


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385 Dorchester St

Anne M. Lynch Homes at Old Colony (Ph 3)

16 Preble St

409 Huntington Ave

9 Williams St

School House Apartments - Kenilworth Williams

35 Park Drive

33 Ward Street

55 Park Dr.

Grace Apartments

Madison Park Village III

16-20 Peterborough St

Anne M. Lynch Homes at Old Colony (Ph 1-2)

20 Queensberry St

Fenway Flats

19 Queensberry St

31 Peterborough St

25 Queensberry St

Gateway at Maverick Square

The Viridian

1-4 Schrepel Pl

Whittier Street Apartments

120 Jersey St

The Berwick on Harrison

Waterview Apartments

South Boston Elderly Apartments

Landmark Square Apartments

320 Ruggles St

56-58 Queensberry Street

117 Park Drive

80 Orleans St

30 Annunciation Rd

75-85 Liverpool St

Mary Ellen McCormack

20 Annunciation Rd

Greenway Apartments

40 Annunciation Rd

Hemenway Apartments

137 Park Dr

143 Park Dr

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There are currently 3,792 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,200 to $9,840 with an average price of $2,673.
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