
Apartments near Edgewood University - Main Campus in Madison, WI (650 Rentals)


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RM 2822 Ashford Lane

521 W Doty St

526 W Wilson St

514 W Doty St

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LaVille

1162-1166 Petra Pl

2041 S Park St

Ambassador West

614 Langdon St

420 West

Arcadia Apartments

Alchemy Apartments

515 State St

2128 Luann Ln

621 Mendota Ct

614-616 Mendota Ct

511 W Doty St

Yugo Madison Lux

2202 Luann Place

Equinox Apartments

The Mifflander

2606-2608 Ardsley Cir

412 W Johnson St

1153-1157 Petra Pl

257 Langdon St

536 State St

442 W Doty St

260 Langdon St

244 on Gilman

613 Maggie Frances

Surfside Apartments

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Fourteen-Eighteen At Ashford

250 Langdon St

427 W Main St

Wilson Bay

Lake Park

240 Langdon St

Laketowne Apartments

635 Howard Pl

8 N Broom St

2116 Fisher St

615 Howard Pl

234 Langdon St

2922 Ashford Ln

227 Langdon St

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