
Apartments near North Station-Green Line - E in Boston, MA (5,749 Rentals)


295 Beacon St

86 Berkeley St

DuBarry Condominium

282 Beacon St

Back Bay-Beacon Hill

5 Appleton St

18 Exeter St

1 Exeter St

61-63 Berkeley St

7 Exeter St

299 Beacon St

9 Trenton St

166 Newbury St

11 Exeter St

3 Saint Charles St

180 Commonwealth Ave

9 Appleton St

25 Channel Ctr St

6A Appleton St

190R Paris St

175 Newbury St

220-224 Marlborough St

67 Chandler ST

142 Chelsea St

298 Beacon St

151 Cottage St

Garage East

19 Exeter St

310 Beacon St

319 Beacon St

192 Commonwealth Ave

75 Clarendon St

79 Chandler St

Barnes School Apartments

Pembroke Hall

318 Beacon St

Siena at Ink Block

238 Marlborough St

322 Beacon St

62-64 Clarendon St

7 Warren Ave

255 Marlborough St

24 Appleton St

Prince on Newbury

290 Columbus Ave

248 Marlborough St

Maverick Place

36 Appleton St

126 Marion St

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There are currently 4,323 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,175 to $21,950 with an average price of $2,577.
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