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333-3 W Madison

Springfield, MO 65806 - Greene County

Apartment

2 beds

1.5 baths

Laundry on site

About 333-3 W Madison

Coming soon. 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath. Located near MSU and downtown. Central heat and air. On-site laundry facility. Water, sewer, and trash service provided. Resident responsible for electric & gas. Allows cats & dogs with approval (under 25lbs) fee starting at $25/mo per cat or dog.

The Deluxe Resident Perks Package (RPP+) has a Thirty Dollar ($30) a month Operational Fee that is included in our listed rental prices. Amenities: sewer, trash, water, on-site laundry.

4 days on RentalSource

RentalSource last checked: 7 hours ago · Listing updated: November 4, 2026

Managed by At Home Real Estate Services of SW MO · (417) 386-3836

Listing data quality - We review listings daily to detect outdated, duplicate, or misleading information.

Property Summary

Property Type:	Apartment
Rental Fee:	$795
Bedrooms:	2 beds
Bathrooms:	1.5 baths
Size:	Inquire

Pets:	Inquire
Laundry:	On site
Parking:	Inquire
Available:	November 16, 2026
ID:	84691761

Amenities

Water & Trash Included
Laundry Facilities

Leasing Information

Lease term: 12 months.

Additional Details

This 2-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom apartment at 333-3 W Madison in Springfield, MO 65806 rents for $795 a month. 333-3 W Madison was advertised by At Home Real Estate Services of SW MO on November 4, 2026.

How the Rent Compares

At $795 a month, this apartment is below the typical rent for 2-bedroom apartments and condos in Springfield (about $1,020).

From 92 two-bedroom apartments and condos listed in Springfield on RentalSource in November 2026: the scale holds eight in ten of them, and the shaded band the middle half.

$1,020Typical rent for 2-bedroom apartments and condos in Springfield

$920–$1,310Middle half of their rents

32 daysAverage time they have been listed

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Rent History

This home was last listed for rent on RentalSource from June to July 2024 for $670. Today's rent is $125 higher.

Rent history for this home, newest first
Date	Event	Rent	Change
November 4, 2026	Listed for rent	$795+18.7%	+18.7%
July 2, 2024	Listing removed	$670
June 13, 2024	Listed for rent	$670

These are listed prices. What renters actually paid may have been different.

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