
Apartments near Chelsea Commons in Chelsea, MA (1,016 Rentals)


10-14 Washington Ave

238 Chestnut St

243 Chestnut St

48 Woodlawn Ave

239 Chestnut St

237 Chestnut St

435 Broadway

134 Cottage St

132-134 Cottage St

170 Cottage St

227 Chestnut St

66 Chester Ave

99 Willow St

205-221 Chestnut St

10 Watts St

148 Walnut St

100 4th St

135 Hawthorne St

202-206 Chestnut St

137-139 Shurtleff St

120-126 Watts St

135 Arlington St

189-191 Chestnut St

135 Walnut St

128-130 Shurtleff St

18-114 Central Ave

112 Shurtleff St

161-165 Pearl St

The Chelsea Flats

156-160 Park St

79 Shawmut St

148 Park St

150 Maverick St

61-69 Shawmut St

70 Shawmut St

22 Congress Ave

142-144 Congress Ave

198-200 Congress Ave

69-71 Congress Ave

233 Broadway

89 Congress Ave

122-124 Chestnut St

218 Broadway

Winnisimment Apartments

64-66 Hawthorne St

66-68 Essex St

112 Chestnut St

44 Hawthorne St

33-35 Shurtleff St

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Frequently Asked Questions about Chelsea
How much are Studio apartments in Chelsea?
There are currently 504 Studio Apartments in Chelsea with rent ranges from $1,575 to $9,922 with an average price of $2,751.
What is the current price range for One Bedroom Chelsea Apartments for rent?
Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Chelsea ranges from $900 to $13,487 with an average monthly rent of $3,116.
What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Chelsea cost?
The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Chelsea range from $900 to $19,169. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,869.
How expensive are Chelsea Three Bedroom Apartments?
There are currently 344 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Chelsea on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $900 to $9,590 - averaging $4,247 for the location.
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