
Apartments near Bldg A in Eugene, OR (587 Rentals)


Redux Apartments

Westwood

967 Patterson St

Selma Apartments

Lakecrest

Patterson House

1800 River Rd

Village Oaks

Mckenzie East

Patterson Manor

405 E 14th Ave

The Pearl

1551 High St

The Fenway

Maple Arms

1591 High St

Hayes Apartments

1365 Ferry St

Mill High

The Ponderosa

Churchill Village Apartments

430 E 15th Ave

Alder Suites

Duck Lofts

Steelhead Townhouses

1677 Mill Aly

1647 Mill St

Terrace

Bagley Downs Apartments

The Pipers Landing

Fir Crest Apartments

Campus Chateau North

Willamette

Cedarwood Quads

Parkside Place Apartments

Rockwood

The Westgate

Hilyard House Apartments

University Manor South

350 E 18th Ave

Campus Studios

The Campus Lofts

Vicksburg

Schley Apartments

Royal Terrace

Campus Apartments

Canterbury

Alderstreet Apartments

733 E 15th Ave

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There are currently 418 Studio Apartments in Eugene with rent ranges from $595 to $1,869 with an average price of $1,376.
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