
Apartments near Britton Station in Madison, WI (182 Rentals)


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Kennedy Place

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2005 Browning Rd, Unit Browning

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2337 E Johnson St, Unit 1

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4674 Hayes Rd, Unit 2

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1801 Loftsgordon Ave, Unit 1801 Loftsgordon Ave

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2069 Winnebago St, Unit 2069 A

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2078 Atwood Ave

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209 Kedzie St, Unit Apartment #2

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4809 Kim Ln, Unit 5

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2045 E Washington Ave, Unit 1

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3541 Graceland Ave, Unit A

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4338 Melody Ln, Unit 108

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3101 Old Gate Rd

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913 Vernon Rd

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3229 Thorp St

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2506 Myrtle St

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1612 Packers Ave

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2817 Union St

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217 N 6th St

2426 Independence Ln, Unit 211

4338 Melody Ln, Unit 108

5120 N Walbridge Ave

5 S Thompson Dr

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1709 Onsgard Rd

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1725 Onsgard Rd

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