
Apartments near Savin Hill Station-Red Line in Boston, MA (2,256 Rentals)


1 Newcomb St, Unit 601

843 Columbia Rd, Unit 2

139 E Cottage St, Unit 2

53 Georgia St, Unit 2

299 Dudley St, Unit 3

254 W 3rd St, Unit 1

299 Dudley St, Unit 7

92 Hammond St, Unit 1

10 Roxbury St, Unit 7

120 Homes Ave, Unit 2

114 Mt Pleasant Ave, Unit 1

114 Mt Pleasant Ave, Unit 2

40 Holborn St, Unit 5

74 Georgia St, Unit 1

74 Georgia St, Unit 2

225A Walnut Ave, Unit 3

67 Stanley St, Unit 1

91 Devon St, Unit 3

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2747 Washington St, Unit 6

52 Guild St, Unit 2

64 Stockton St, Unit B

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14 King St

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501 Warren St

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102 Mt Pleasant Ave

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107 Harrishof St

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34 O St

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944 Dorchester Ave

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37 Mill St

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52 Harvest St

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25 Richfield St

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19 McKone St

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714 Shawmut Ave

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796 Dorchester Ave

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57 Woodford St

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109 Harrishof St

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5 Greenheys St

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12 Story St

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45 Crawford St

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4 Lombard St

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60 Holworthy St

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59 E Springfield St

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14 Mallet St

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15 US-1

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3 K St Pl

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634 Dorchester Ave

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27 Jenkins St

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1810 Dorchester Ave

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46-48-48 Fuller St

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