
Apartments near Ruggles Station-Orange Line in Boston, MA (6,335 Rentals)


The Residences at One Hundred A

17 Roseclair St

400-402 Blue Hill Ave

99 Charles

120 Charles St

107 Charles St

101 Charles

149 W 8th St

533 Washington St

167 Homestead St

103 Charles St

Adorable Studio in Beacon Hill

107 Pinckney St

16 Louisburg Sq

105 Pinckney St

76 Baxter St

16 Chestnut St

74 Mount Vernon St

281 Lamartine St

3-5 Sunderland St

14 Chestnut St

40 Beacon St

West Broadway

102 Revere St

89 Mount Vernon St

120 W 7th St

139 W 6th St

47 W Cedar St

130 Myrtle St

115 Charles St

91 Pinckney St

135 W 7th St

Columbia Wood

37 Beacon St

16-18 Fernboro St

The Beach Street Lofts

150 Lincoln St

144 Lincoln St

125 Myrtle St

81 Mount Vernon St

153-155 W 6th St

135 Athens St

170 W Broadway

97-99 Elm Hill Ave

Residences on E

133-135 Charles St

83 Mount Vernon St

121-123 Beach St

35 Beacon St

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There are currently 3,827 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,200 to $12,000 with an average price of $2,688.
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