
Apartments near Taylor Elementary School in Boston, MA (49 Rentals)


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3A River St, Unit 3A

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7 Crowell St

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58 River St, Unit 8

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1110 Washington St, Unit 489K

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20 Fairmount St, Unit 4

2131 Dorchester Ave

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125 Wilmington Ave

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64 Capen St

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32 Cedar St

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68 Stanton St

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14 Dyer St

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2131 Dorchester Ave

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1 Adirondack Pl

Oliva at Lower Mills

2149 Dorchester Ave

3-units

318 Fuller St

95 Milton Ave

Codman Square Apartments

20 Fairmount St

Codman Square Apartments

9-11 Grant Pl

1075-1079 Washington St

1085 Washington St

Codman Square Apartments

2083 Dorchester Ave

279 Gallivan Blvd

41 Hutchinson St

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Baker Chocolate Factory

Schoolhouse at Lower Mills

Morton Station Village

310-314 Fuller St

267 Fuller St

17 Crowell St

43 River St

130-134 Ballou Ave

Molloy

80 Richmond St.

Baker Square Condominiums

Baker Chocolate Factory Apartments

1173 Adams St

Gallivan Boulevard

Mattapan Heights

451 Norfolk St

67 Woolson St

Hendries at Central Station

36 Central Ave

50 Eliot

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There are currently 3,803 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,200 to $10,466 with an average price of $2,654.
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