
Apartments near University Place in Madison, WI (181 Rentals)


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University Park Commons

2901 Monroe St

Tailor Place

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The Philben

5022 Sheboygan Apartments

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Faircrest Apartments

313 Eugenia Ave

3722 Speedway Rd

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315 Palomino Ln, Unit 1

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5308 Manitowoc Pky

301 Harbour Town Dr

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401 Palomino Ln, Unit 1N

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513 N Midvale Blvd, Unit #4

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3325 Stevens St, Unit 1E

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5333 Brody Dr, Unit 104

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5033 Regent Street

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4906 Phillip Ln

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2942 Stevens St

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6302 Mineral Point Rd, Unit 121

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2625 University Ave

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6804 Old Sauk Ct

3315 Harvey St, Unit 3315-4

510 N Franklin Ave, Unit 4

3319 Harvey St, Unit 3319-E

510 N Franklin Ave, Unit 2

5205 Old Middleton Rd

313 Walnut Grove Dr

7008 Longmeadow Rd

501 Shepard Terrace

2737 Lynn Ter

Ascot Hill

2632-2636 Stevens St

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Block Three at Madison Yards

Weston Place

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