
Apartments near Brighton High School in Boston, MA (877 Rentals)


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286 & 288 Chestnut Hill Avenue

93 Chester St

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220 - 236 Kelton St

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40 Orchard Rd, Unit 3

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39 Harvard Way, Unit 1

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40 Orchard Rd, Unit 2

Elko Street Apartments

1468 Commonwealth

102 Murdock St

Stadia 50

1325 COMMONWEALTH Ave

446-450 Cambridge St

58 Leo Birmingham Pky

50 Leo M Birmingham Pky

19 Braemore Rd

90 Antwerp St

21 Mansfield St

Gardner Terrace

23 Westford Pl

Waterworks Museum Condominiums

Stratus Residences

2 Sparhawk St

24 Murdock St

58 Ridgemont St

11 Sparhawk St

46-48 Ridgemont St

1515 Comm Ave

27 Shannon St

23 Shepard St

13 Winship Pl

34-38 Boulevard Terr.

Commonwealth Square

1575 Commonwealth Ave

50-52 Shepard St

329 Summit Ave

Warren Hall Apartments

1546 Commonwealth Ave

16-20 Eulita Ter

35 Colborne Rd

28-30 Academy Hill Rd

131 Nottinghill Rd

Washington Square

80 North Beacon St

35 Glencoe St

168 Allston St

5-6 7 8 Delaware Pl

4 Imrie Rd

1629-1641 Commonwealth Ave

248 Market St

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There are currently 3,800 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,200 to $10,478 with an average price of $2,659.
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