Lease Term: 1 year. Photos are an example of similar units within the building, actual unit may vary. Availability and pricing can change daily and vary by lease term. Please contact us to schedule a showing.

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Apartments for rent in Boston for $3,190-$5,620 with 1-2 beds, 1-2 baths, 469-1,301 sqft and located at 45 Stuart St in Boston, MA 02116. The averaged rental price of $4,405 is 17.7% ($663) higher than the average rent of $3,742 for apartments in Boston, MA and 38.1% ($1,215) higher than the average rent of $3,190 for apartments in Suffolk County. 45 Stuart St was advertised by Tom Devine today at 10:08 AM ET and last updated at 10:46 AM ET.

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Name	Beds	Baths	Sqft	Rent
1102	1	1	527	$3,190
1412	1	1	469	$3,295
1612	1	1	474	$3,315
1502	1	1	527	$3,330
1602	1	1	527	$3,340
2112	1	1	469	$3,365
2712	1	1	469	$3,425
2602	1	1	527	$3,440
608	1	1	645	$3,590
710	1	1	685	$3,625
2010	1	1	666	$3,630
914	1	1	738	$3,775
1705	1	1	725	$3,850
2114	1	1	738	$3,895
2216	1	1	719	$3,910
1507	1	1	823	$4,045
2908	1	1	793	$4,145
1313	2	2	1,014	$4,680
2011	2	2	990	$4,735
2111	2	2	990	$4,780
1413	2	2	1,014	$4,795
2311	2	2	990	$4,890
2411	2	2	990	$4,905
2511	2	2	990	$4,920
2313	2	2	1,014	$4,940
2613	2	2	1,014	$4,985
2504	2	2	1,062	$5,115
2211	2	2	990	$5,280
1001	2	2	1,301	$5,300
1301	2	2	1,301	$5,445
1401	2	2	1,301	$5,485
1801	2	2	1,301	$5,545
2304	2	2	1,062	$5,620