
Apartments near Shorewood Shopping Center in Madison, WI (212 Rentals)


Hayes Houses

700 UBD Apartments

2605 University Ave

Otto's House

Kingston Place

Segoe Terrace Apartments

Twin Gables

The Overlook at Hilldale

2505 University Ave

Hamelin House

Walnut Manor

Russell Terrace

Hedvin House

Hilldale Towers

2102 University Ave

The Monticello

2019 University Ave

Hillcrest View Apartments

5021 Old Middleton Rd

Birge House

501 N Whitney Way

Koval House

Princeton Kendall

University Crossing

Keystone

University Row

Crestwood Commons

Monroe Manor

Sequoya Commons Apartments

Arboretum Arms

Wingra Shores

Highland Terrace

1722 Monroe

Trillium Homes

555 Midvale Blvd

723 Glenway St

The Regent

Harbor Arms

Vantage Point

1320 Spring St

1314 Spring St

THE HUMBUCKER

1309 W Dayton St

1315 Spring St

Regent Square

Mound Street Apartments

Randall Park Rentals

120-128 N Orchard St

Randall Station

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There are currently 522 Studio Apartments in Madison with rent ranges from $782 to $2,601 with an average price of $1,476.
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