
Apartments near Park Street Station-Green Line - C in Boston, MA (6,361 Rentals)


35 Charter St

222 Beacon St

Villa Michaelangelo

249-259 A St

56 Snow Hill St

59 Snow Hill St

Garage East

58 Snow Hill St

57 Snow Hill St

17-19 Battery St

230 Beacon St

255 Beacon St

426 Hanover St

4 Battery St

Copley Condominium

319 Dartmouth St

342 North St

321 Dartmouth St

61-63 Charter St

36 Appleton St

69 E Berkeley St

38 Appleton St

12 Foster St

93 Charter St

24 Battery St

The Chevron

16-20 Battery St

440 Hanover St

57 Dwight St

346 Commercial St

164 Marlborough St

540 Commercial St

21 Henchman St

242 E Berkeley St

1134-1140 Washington St

312 Dartmouth St

536 Commercial St

290 Columbus Ave

31 1/2 Dwight St

488 Commercial St

Union Wharf

62-64 Clarendon St

25 Dwight St

Twenty Two Liberty

Gateway Terrace

24 Henchman St

102 Chandler St

56 Dwight St

404 Commercial Street

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There are currently 4,347 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,120 to $21,950 with an average price of $2,594.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Boston range from $920 to $25,927. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,728.
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