
Apartments near North Station-Green Line - C in Boston, MA (4,738 Rentals)


51 Oak St

70 Shawmut St

Vantage Point

The Grandview

61-69 Shawmut St

148 Park St

186 Broadway

406 E 3rd St

26 E Springfield St

184 Broadway

70 Columbus Ave

156-160 Park St

410-412A E 3rd St

161-165 Pearl St

175 Northampton St

The Chelsea Flats

79 Shawmut St

300 Somerville Ave

198-200 Congress Ave

89-95 Munroe St

277-279 Washington St

112 Shurtleff St

580-582 E 2nd St

18-114 Central Ave

428-432 E 3rd St

18 Sanborn Ave

537 E 1st St

193 Broadway

13-15 Kensington Ave

189-191 Chestnut St

128-130 Shurtleff St

56 Otis St

Xmbly Phase 1 (Block 23)

24 Walnut St

The Hollander

4 Aldersey St

135 Walnut St

137-139 Shurtleff St

135 Hawthorne St

489-493 E 3rd St

97 Gilman St

103 Gilman St

202-206 Chestnut St

150 Maverick St

109 Gilman St

633RR E 2nd St

1 Summer St

205-221 Chestnut St

148 Walnut St

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There are currently 3,813 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,200 to $12,000 with an average price of $2,684.
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