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


151 Park Dr

Peterborough Apartments

94 Queensberry St

Foley

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Dudley Crossing

La Concha

60 Annunciation Rd

202 H Street

Pinewood Apartments

120-124 Peterborough Street

135 Dudley St

191-195 Park Drive

School House Apartments

Alice Taylor

231 and 235 Park Drive

839 Beacon

227 Park Dr

Monsignor Powers

Cox Building

The WK Residences

Marcus Garvey Gardens Apartments

One Gurney Street Parcel 25 1A

Paris Village

Gardner Apartments

660 Huntington Ave

740 E 7th St

Longwood Row

Harbor House Apartments

Delle Apartments

680 Huntington Ave

1536-1542 Tremont St

Chapman House Apartments

1611 Tremont St

Fort Hill Gardens

Landfall West Apartments

Huntington Apartments

Oliver Lofts

273 Highland

40 Fisher Ave

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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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