
Apartments near Massachusetts Ave Station (Orange Line)-Orange Line in Boston, MA (5,756 Rentals)


130 Bowdoin St (BostonView Apartments)

The Signal Building

224-238 Cambridge St

41 Hancock St

122 Bowdoin St Apartments

218-220 Old Colony Ave

27-29 Hancock St

New Academy Estates

33 Ward Street

Torrington South Boston

Charlysade Apartments

127 E Cottage St

Midway Studios

Amory Street Apartments

Mary Ellen McCormack

163-165 Crawford St

The Blackstone Apartments

Castle Cove Co-Op

28 Deckard St

713 Dudley St

Cardinal Medeiros Manor

Anne M. Lynch Homes at Old Colony (Senior)

Westminster House

Lionhead Apartments

Old Colony Apartments

Devonshire

395 W Broadway

263 Summer St

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

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Wardman Apartments

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

400 West Broadway

Egleston Square

Uphams Corner

Artist Building at 300 Summer Street

FiDi Lofts

41-45 Broad St

Amy Lowell Apartments

381 Congress Lofts

118 Dorchester Street

St. Kevins Residential

Mount Pleasant Apartments

165 Friend St

27-37 Bakersfield St

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The Benjamin Seaport Residences

Hub50House

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There are currently 3,785 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,200 to $9,755 with an average price of $2,663.
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