
Apartments near Mendota Mental Health Institute in Madison, WI (58 Rentals)


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The View at Huxley Yards

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Northern Bluffs

The Conway at Huxley Yards

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The Oscar Senior Apartments

Tennyson Ridge

The Oscar Family Apartments

North Park Apartments

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Northshore Estates

Lake Pointe

Hooker Avenue Apartments

Cambridge Place

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501 N Sherman Ave, Unit 501 B. N. Sherman Ave.

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1505 Steensland Dr, Unit 3

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1814 Aberg Ave, Unit 1

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1713 Sheridan St

2502 Brentwood Pkwy

2406 Calypso Rd

425 Troy Dr

3738 W Karstens Dr

3730 E Karstens Dr

3713 E Karstens Dr

730 Troy Dr

1405 Trailsway

1501 Trailsway

2310 Brentwood Pky

2410 Calypso Rd

2404 Calypso Rd

1521 Trailsway

2501 Calypso Rd

1605 Trailsway

Northport Apartments

1301 Crowley Ave

1309 Ruskin St

1301 Ruskin St

1814 Aberg Ave

Harper Apartments

Ridgecrest Apartments

3722 E Karstens St

Northpointe

Kennedy Heights

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Parkcrest Apartments

2405 Monterey Dr

PMM

2505 Calypso Rd

Brentwood Terrace

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There are currently 529 Studio Apartments in Madison with rent ranges from $782 to $2,992 with an average price of $1,463.
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