
Apartments near 330-340 River Street in Cambridge, MA (6,960 Rentals)


Harvard University Housing

Harvard University Housing

67 Pleasant St

29 Tufts St

21-23 Tufts St

2 Hingham St

73-75 Magazine St

21 Howard

251 Pearl St

255 Pearl St

25-27 Howard St

279 Pearl St

289-291 Pearl St

28 Hingham St

226 Banks St

20-26 Corporal McTernan St

10-20 Dodge St

1-5 Elmer St

28-30 Glenwood Ave

161 Putnam Ave

7-13 Elmer St

224 Banks St

220-222 Banks St

10 Akron St

10 McTernan St

216-218 Banks St

515 Putnam Ave

23-25 Elmer St

The Kensington

165-169 Pearl St

181 Erie St

44 Pleasant St

163 Pearl St

53 Howard St

Lyndon B Johnson Apartments

8-12 Speridakis Ter

15 Speridakis Ter

Peabody Terrace/Harvard University Housing

233 Brookline St

32-36 Speridakis Ter

114 Western Ave

33 Magazine St

45 William St

119 Pearl St

59-65 Jay St

246-250 Brookline st

566 Putnam Ave

8 Soden St

103 Western Ave

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