9 Green Valley Dr
Sussex CornerNBE4E 3B3
2 Bedroom Apartments for Rent in Sussex Corner, NB (29 Rentals)
5 Green Valley Dr
Sussex CornerNBE4E 3B4
410 Main St
SussexNBE4E 1S5
37 Dobbin St
RothesayNBE2E 2L6
397 Pine Glen Rd
RiverviewNBE1B 4J8
320 Millennium Blvd
MonctonNBE1E 0L5
201 Trites Rd
RiverviewNBE1B 0E5
56-56 Wright St
Saint JohnNBE2K 3Z2
34 Verdun St
MonctonNBE1E 2Y5
155 Mystery Lake Dr
Saint JohnNBE2J 4B5
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143 Wesley St
MonctonNBE1C 4W2
18 Prince St
MonctonNBE1E 1N8
25 Lady Russell St
MonctonNBE1E 0C3
55 Portledge Ave
MonctonNBE1C 5S6
185 Rennick Rd
MonctonNBE1G 5L2
411 Ellerdale St
Saint JohnNBE2J 4B4
341 NoelUnit 1
MonctonNBE1C 4G7
125 Wright St
Saint JohnNBE2K 3Z4
139 St. George St
MonctonNBE1C 1V2
149 St. George St
MonctonNBE1C 1V2
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427 High St
MonctonNBE1C 6E3
104 Katherine Av
MonctonNBE1C 7M6
145 Orange St
Saint JohnNBE2L 1M7
177 Winslow St
Saint JohnNBE2M 1W7
256 Waterloo St
Saint JohnNBE2L 3R5
83.5 Bathurst St
MonctonNBE1A 2Y9
135 Market Pl
Saint JohnNBE2M 1B2
262 Mill Rd
MonctonNBE1A 4B1
33-233 Sifroi St
DieppeNBE1A 1L6
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Sussex Corner, NB Local Guide
How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Sussex Corner?
| Bedroom | Average Rent | Cheapest Rent | Highest Rent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sussex Corner Studio Apartments | C$950 | C$950 | C$950 |
| Sussex Corner 1 Bedroom Apartments | C$1,243 | C$1,025 | C$1,500 |
Sussex Corner 2 Bedroom Apartments | C$1,587 | C$1,195 | C$4,010 |
| Sussex Corner 3 Bedroom Apartments | C$1,582 | C$1,250 | C$2,100 |
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