
Apartments near Orient Heights Station-Blue Line in Boston, MA (935 Rentals)


30 Park Ave

192 Brooks St

219 Washington Ave

189-191 Chestnut St

202-206 Chestnut St

28-34 Trident Ave

105 Grovers Ave

242 Paris St

Ocean Gate Tower

197 Chelsea St

21 Seafoam Ave

Warren Heights

78 Park

61 Washington Ave

Lafayette Apartments

The Chelsea Flats

51 Monmouth St

233 Broadway

5 Waveway Ave

53 Trident Ave

72 Bloomingdale St

135 Walnut St

Winnisimment Apartments

61 Division St

199 Marion St

148 Walnut St

42-44 E Eagle St

166 Chelsea St

100 4th St

218 Broadway

190 Bremen St

87-89 Marion St

Porter 156 Lofts

135 Arlington St

144 Chelsea St

359 Shirley St

148 Winthrop Shore Dr

194 Cottage St

45 Jefferson Ave

186-190 Broadway

218 Havre St

268 Washington Ave

186-192 Cottage St

122-124 Chestnut St

143 Franklin Ave

10-20 Garfield St

58 Bennington St

112 Chestnut St

44-46 Lexington St

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There are currently 3,808 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,200 to $12,000 with an average price of $2,687.
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