
Apartments near Edgewood University - Main Campus in Madison, WI (648 Rentals)


Chadbourne Hall

2210 Catalpa Rd

Witte Hall

1101 Catalpa Cir

3315-3317 Harvey St

2413 Fish Hatchery Rd

614 W Doty St

2501 Fish Hatchery Rd

550 W Main St

Badger Apartments

528-530 W Washington Ave

511-515 W Dayton St

450 Gilman St

505 Johnson St

Private Apartment Buildings

445 W Gilman St

504 Mifflin St

Bedford Court

521-543 W Washington Ave

Badger Apartments

926 Magnolia Ln

445 W Johnson St

Hub Madison Bassett

Osborn Apartments

922 Magnolia Ln

437 W Johnson St

504 W Main St

Johnson House

921 Magnolia Ln

511 W Main St

18 S Bassett St

440 W Dayton St

522 W Wilson St

1169-1173 Petra Pl

453 W Washington Ave

425 W Johnson St

430 Dayton St

Arborville Homes

2607 McDivitt Rd

501 W Main St

Badger Apartments

Adeline Apartments

619 Mendota Ct

2414 Cypress Way

245 Langdon St

621 N Frances St

241 Langdon St

Chapter Mifflin

401 W Mifflin St

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Evaluating rental properties for clients draws many parallels to house-hunting. Whether an apartment, loft, townhouse, or other rental, finding the right place means finding “home” for your client.