
Apartments near Stadium Plaza in Lawrence, MA (299 Rentals)


Fabrica Lofts

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The Crest

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Avalon North Andover

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505 Sutton

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23 Saunders St, Unit 23

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10 Beacon Hill Blvd, Unit 10 Beacon Hill Blvd.

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4 Walker Rd, Unit Meadowview Condo

23 Saunders St, Unit 1

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80 Carmel Rd

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172 Chestnut St

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37 Fernview Ave

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300-302 Pleasant St

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318 Sutton St

154 Waverley Rd

18 Johnson St

Andover Garden

429 Waverly Rd

118-122 Marblehead St

359 N Main St

354 N Main St

Heritage Green Condominiums

Coachman's Ridge

Meredith Village

The Balmoral

91 Main St

Residences at Andover - 7 Argyle St

90-92 Main St

The Lofts at 60 Water

1-7 Ellis Ct

44-46 Saunders St

Sutton Pond

Stevens Corner

19 E Water St

246 Turnpike

31-41 E Water St

Olde Andover Condominiums

80 Carmel Rd

Parkside Apartments West 21

Powder Mill Square

55 High ST

45 Maple Ave

Residences at Andover - 37 Maple Avenue

98-100 N Main St

174 Lowell St

Wood Ridge Homes

Davis and Furber Mills

60 Water Street

Andover Commons

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There are currently 133 Studio Apartments in Lawrence with rent ranges from $1,395 to $2,300 with an average price of $1,962.
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