
Apartments near Olbrich Botanical Gardens in Madison, WI (274 Rentals)


3572 Hargrove St, Unit 109

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1253 Williamson St, Unit SI ID1419546P

3572 Hargrove St, Unit 101

3572 Hargrove St, Unit 203

933 Spaight St, Unit 3

3572 Hargrove St, Unit 105

5120 N Walbridge Ave

1259 Spaight St

3554 E Washington Ave

2015 E Washington Ave

1975 E Washington Ave

Furnished 1BR | Util. Inc., Fenced

Renovated 2BR | Furnished, Util. Inc.

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1124 Jenifer St

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304 S Ingersoll St

Lakeview Studio | Furnished, Util. Inc.

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3312 Milwaukee St

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145 Division St

142 Division St

138 Division St

202 Davidson St

2052 Atwood Ave

2095 Winnebago St

2039 Winnebago St

508-516 N Fair Oaks Ave

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Even in the thrilling life of young person from a Madison apartment, there can be times with the stress gets to you, and you need a place to get rid of it all. There are several parks across the city offering up chances to loosen the burden, but the city offers few places more beautiful and serene than the Olbrich Botanical Gardens. Sunny spring days you'll find the flower-strewn trails filled with people with apartments near Olbrich Botanical Gardens exploring all the wonder and beauty the site has to offer, each in search of a place to get away from it all, and each finding a peaceful experience here. Several different gardens make up Olbrich Botanical Gardens, each offering up something different for visitors from Madison apartments. The first garden that visitors, both those from apartments near Olbrich Botanical Gardens and from apartments across the city, must explore is the Sunken Garden. Done in traditional British style, the Sunken Garden features well-trimmed hedges, large reflecting pools, and of course plenty of pleasant flowers. Another garden of interest is the Meadow Garden, filled with beautiful wildflowers and perennials, as well as a small herb garden, ferns, trees and other fascinating vegetation. The Rose Garden is one of the most popular areas amongst visiting people from Madison apartments, full of numerous different breeds and colors of roses, featuring over 700 varieties, which is sure to leave you breathless in wonder as you look upon the gorgeousness of all the colors and forms. For something more unique, there's the Thai Garden, which several interesting tropical plants, a reflecting pool, and plenty of beautiful Thai sculpture. It's variety that keeps things interesting at this garden, and its what keeps those with apartments near the Olbrich Botanical Gardens coming back month after month, and what keeps new visitors from Madison apartments coming through the door every day. If you're looking for a chance to take in the beauty of the nature while relieving the stress of the week, there are few places better than the Olbrich Botanical Gardens.
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There are currently 523 Studio Apartments in Madison with rent ranges from $782 to $2,601 with an average price of $1,477.
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