
Apartments near Lesley University - Porter Campus in Cambridge, MA (2,960 Rentals)


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Frank J. Manning Apartments

51 Norfolk St

54-56 Norfolk St

58-64 Norfolk St

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64-66 Pleasant Street

50-52 Norfolk St

55-59 Norfolk St

15 Pearl St

120 Columbia St

120-126 Columbia St

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52-58 Bishop Richard Allen Dr

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48-50 Bishop Richard Allen Dr

117 Pleasant Street

Market Street Apartments

90 Berkshire St

25 Marney St.

417 Cardinal Medeiros Ave

35 Brookline Apartments

21 Brookline St

13-19 Marney St

409-411 Cardinal Medeiros Ave

1-3 Marcella St

81 Magazine St

395 Cardinal Medeiros Ave

54-56 Berkshire St

434 - 440 Massachusetts Ave.

91 Magazine St

17 Plymouth St

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Vox on Two

4 Watson St

93 Brookline St

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The Residences of University Park

58 Seventh St

151 Allston St

141 Spring St

137 Spring St

235 Charles St

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There are currently 2,237 Studio Apartments in Cambridge with rent ranges from $1,500 to $18,327 with an average price of $2,745.
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