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614 W Doty St

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550 W Main St

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445 W Wilson St

Smith Hall

511 W Main St

501 W Main St

504 W Main St

528-530 W Washington Ave

422-426 Wilson St

521-543 W Washington Ave

1169-1173 Petra Pl

18 S Bassett St

411-413 W Wilson St

1040 Spring St

201-213 W Beltline Hwy

453 W Washington Ave

Adeline Apartments

409 W Doty St

504 Mifflin St

350 W Wilson St

511-515 W Dayton St

908-912 W Dayton St

Nolen Shore Condominiums

401 W Main St

338 W Wilson St

1224 Spring St

Wilson Apartments

326 W Wilson St

Witte Hall

Sellery Hall

Capitol Lakes Senior Apartments

Chapter Mifflin

410 W Washington Ave

404-410 W Washington Ave

505 Johnson St

213 N Brooks St

Davis Residence Hall

Zoe Bayliss House

Clarenden Apartments

219 N Brooks St

445 W Johnson St

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There are currently 521 Studio Apartments in Madison with rent ranges from $782 to $2,601 with an average price of $1,485.
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