
Apartments near South Station-Needham Line in Boston, MA (5,455 Rentals)


Arlington & Cortes

Charlysade Apartments

1-5 Cortes St

Eva White

Gatehouse

216-228A Hanover St

McLaughlin Bldg

North End Residence

11-15 Cortes St

Paul Revere Court

Ausonia Apartments

Teatro on Parmenter

Castle Cove Co-Op

10 Wiget St

97 Myrtle St

17 Irving St

24 Phillips St

165 Friend St

119 Berkeley St

224-238 Cambridge St

27 Garden Street

The Brownstones

29 Phillips St

16 Commonwealth Ave

20 Commonwealth Ave

Anderson Park

51 Phillips

The Knights of Columbus Building

9 Anderson St

6 Marlborough St

The Michelle

128 Chestnut St

Charles Street

90-92 Charles St

9 Marlborough St

13-15 Grove St.

105 Charles St

The Blackstone Apartments

112 Revere St

West Cedar

88 West Cedar Street

95 Waltham St

57-65 Clarendon St

Cedar Block

164 Salem St

The Victor by Windsor

72 Clarendon St

140 Clarendon Apartments

304 Berkeley St

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There are currently 4,344 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,120 to $21,950 with an average price of $2,602.
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