
Apartments near 400 Highland Place in Salem, MA (280 Rentals)


397 Essex St

42 Broad St

392 Essex St

42 Roslyn St

6 Monroe St

128 Federal St

357 Essex St

355 Essex St

39 Endicott St

324 Essex St

315-317 Essex St

313 Essex St

10 Summer St

248 Washington St

17 North St

Essex House

7 Crombie St

Heritage Plaza

The Latitude Building

27 North St

140-144 Washington St

24 Lynde St

20-22 Lynde St

55-57 Federal St

59 Federal St

58 Federal St

Bell North Shore

Fairweather Apartments (Age 62+ Community)

The Hilltop Manor

Colonial Terrace

122 Boston

River Rock Residences

North River Luxury Apartments

University Square North

The Residences at St. James

65 Mason St

350-352 Essex St

26 New Derby Street

155 Washington St

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The Landing at Vinnin Square

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The Westcott Swampscott

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111 Stetson Ave, Unit 1

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4 Sheridan St, Unit 1

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230 Euclid Ave

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74 Aborn St, Unit 3

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6 Thorndike Ter, Unit 1

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13 Lowe St, Unit 2

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There are currently 216 Studio Apartments in Salem with rent ranges from $1,100 to $3,725 with an average price of $2,019.
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