
Apartments near Shurtleff Early Childhood in Chelsea, MA (215 Rentals)


30 Grove St

51-55 Grove St

36 Grove St

5 Pembroke St

9 Pembroke St

88 Grove St

103 Broadway

62 Chestnut St

583 Broadway

150 Maverick St

16 Beacon ST

90 Marlborough St

81-83 Broadway

16 Gerrish Ave

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74-78 Washington

113 Beacon St

22 Heard St

9-15 Howell Ct

134 Cottage St

132-134 Cottage St

99 Willow St

1 Albion Pl

22 Blossom St

120-126 Watts St

6 Tudor St

St. Rose of Lima Convent

115 Washington Ave

170 Cottage St

120-124 Washington Ave

Roberta Apartments

36-38 Eden St

36-40 Orange St

Admiral's Flagship Condominium

72 Bloomingdale St

One North of Boston

268 Washington Ave

52-54 County Rd

52 Shurtleff St

68-70 Shawmut St

77-79 Shawmut St

33 Suffolk St

210-216 Broadway

16 5th

110-112 Chestnut St

585-593 Broadway

25 Sixth Street

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There are currently 501 Studio Apartments in Chelsea with rent ranges from $1,575 to $9,554 with an average price of $2,751.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Chelsea range from $900 to $19,525. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,837.
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