
Apartments near The Avenue Shops in Madison, WI (148 Rentals)


1803 Autumn Lake

918-922 Melvin Ct

508-516 N Fair Oaks Ave

611 Powers Ave

Meadow Park

612-614 Memphis Ave

905 N Oak St

3034 Commercial Ave

3030 Commercial Ave

2905 Commercial Ave

3312 Milwaukee St

2922 Hoard St

2910 Hoard St

3138 Thorp St

Algoma Apartments

2904 Milwaukee St

Colonial Corner

6118 Ragan St

145 Division St

138 Division St

142 Division St

Onsgard Place

Prescott Place

1710-1712 Onsgard Rd

Woods Edge Townhomes

Nature Valley Apartments

1330 N Stoughton Rd

Autumnwood

4326 Nakoosa Trl

802-806 Brandie Rd

Canopy Pines

708

Canopy Ridge

Canopy Collection - Canopy Trails

Park Glen Senior Apartments

Enso Apartments

Ridge Creek Apartments

914-16 N Oak St

Dempsey Commons

Fair Oaks Apartments

Eastpointe

110 Rosemary Ave

206 North St

Generations at Union Corners

Kelly Station

Victory Arms Apartment

The Andre Apartments

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There are currently 527 Studio Apartments in Madison with rent ranges from $782 to $2,982 with an average price of $1,458.
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