
Apartments near West Medford-Lowell Line in Medford, MA (946 Rentals)


52 Quincy St, Unit 2

96 Capen St, Unit #2

569 Main St, Unit #2

9 Medford St, Unit #1

125 Allston St

124 Boston Ave, Unit Apt 1

270 Harvard St, Unit #1

78 Bowdoin St, Unit 2

21 Berwick Rd

22 High St, Unit 4

9 Medford St, Unit 1

98 Bristol Rd, Unit 2

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223 Main St, Unit 1

22 High St, Unit 5

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223 Main St, Unit 2

14 Sturtevant Terrace, Unit 1

1 College Ave

79 Capen St, Unit 2

38 George St, Unit 1

74 Frederick Ave

57 Yale St, Unit SF

3 Capen St, Unit 3

20 Hillsdale Rd, Unit 1

22 Hillsdale Rd

569 Main St, Unit 2

22 High St, Unit 11

60 Buzzell Ln, Unit 2

35 St Clements Rd

76 Marion St

23 Renfrew St

100 Windsor Rd, Unit 2

27 Emery St, Unit 1

11 Bowdoin St, Unit 2

11 Bowdoin St, Unit 1

107 North St

93 Winthrop St

89 Winthrop St, Unit 2

23 Edison Ave, Unit 1

45 Bowdoin St, Unit 2

17 Berwick Rd

34 George St

249 Boston Ave, Unit 3

60 Frederick Ave

66 Frederick Ave, Unit 2

14 Renfrew St, Unit 2

14 Renfrew St, Unit 1

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12 Newbern Ave

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112 Fulton Spring Rd

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24 Mayberry Ave

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There are currently 605 Studio Apartments in Medford with rent ranges from $1,600 to $4,433 with an average price of $2,592.
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