
Apartments near Ruggles-Franklin Line in Boston, MA (6,546 Rentals)


104 Saint Botolph St

473-477 Shawmut Ave

82-86 W Concord St

1572-1576 Tremont St

246 W Newton St

256 W Newton St

470 Shawmut Ave

24 E Springfield St

686 Tremont St

684 Tremont St

476 Columbus Ave

207 W Newton St

1578 Tremont St

5 Worcester Sq

251 W Newton St

10 Guild St

2 Wigglesworth St

1582-1584 Tremont St

48 Juniper St

219 Dudley St

131 W Newton St

92 Saint Botolph St

241 W Newton St

36 E Springfield St

1662 Washington St

26-30 Rutland St

13-15 Worcester Sq

678 Tremont St

90 Saint Botolph St

702 Mass Ave

29 Rutland St

453 Shawmut Ave

Parcel 12

Belvedere Condos

2591 Washington St

126 Pembroke St

112 Pembroke St

677 Tremont St

672 Tremont St

12-16 Worcester Sq

18 Worcester Sq

Albany Fellows, Building 2

1595-1597 Washington St

20 Worcester Square

31-35 Juniper St

83 Saint Botolph St

10 Greenville St

85 St. Botolph St

133 Pembroke St

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How much are Studio apartments in Boston?
There are currently 3,810 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,200 to $12,000 with an average price of $2,686.
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