
Apartments near Wingra Creek Plaza in Madison, WI (679 Rentals)


128 E Johnson St

138 S Franklin St

310 E Mifflin St

105 N Butler St

313 E Mifflin

515 N Pinckney St

University Gables

2125 University Ave

324 E Mifflin St

14 S Franklin St

2607 McDivitt Rd

144-146 E Gorham St

126 N Hancock St

148-150 E Gorham St

Arborville Homes

149 E Gilman St

107 N Franklin St

515 E Mifflin St

47 Sunfish Ct

514 E Mifflin St

2925-2929 Todd Dr

129 N Franklin St

516 E Mifflin St

49 Sunfish Ct

2324 Kendal Ave

519 E Johnson St

723-725 Jenifer St

3002 Ashford Ln

Das Kronenberg

Livingston Condominiums

KM2

846 Jenifer St

932 Spaight St

939 Jenifer St

Farley Arms apartments

The Monona Apartments

411 S Brearly St

705 Orton Ct

Shenandoah Apartments

2041 S Park St

1130-1132 Erin St

2116 Fisher St

Campus Area Houses (MH Rentals)

302 S Mills St.

358 E Lakeside St

Nine Line at the Yards

641 W Main

College Station

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