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Apartments For Rent In Moncton

And Surrounding Area

Moncton

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Mapleton Estates

Rent Starting From:

$1,000.00/mth

Bedrooms:

1 & 2

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This newly built community offers condo-style quality, without the fees! Mapleton Estates has everything you need – modern appliances, in-suite laundry, an on-site gym. We are also a pet-free and smoke-free zone! Even better, it is located just step...

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Moncton

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Mapleton Village

Rent Starting From:

$949.00/mth

Bedrooms:

1 & 2

Utilities:

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This well-maintained complex features in-suite storage, on-site management, and 24 hour emergency service. We are also a pet-free and smoke-free zone! Close to main highways and located on a bus route, everything is at your fingertips at Mapleton Vi...

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Moncton

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Château Mapleton

Rent Starting From:

$769.00/mth

Bedrooms:

Bach, 1 & 2

Utilities:

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Relax knowing that all of Moncton’s best services are nearby! Chateau Mapleton is conveniently located close to all major amenities, including three of the city’s largest supermarkets, restaurants, banks, pharmacies, and shopping centres. This pet-f...

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Dieppe

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La Chaussée

3.54 km from Moncton, NB

Rent Starting From:

$1,100.00/mth

Bedrooms:

1 & 2

Utilities:

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Luxury living in the heart of Dieppe! Each modern suite features a spacious, open-concept layout with stainless steel appliances, walk-in closets and hook-ups for a washer and dryer. Located on the corner of Chartersville Road and Amirault Street, ...

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Moncton

If you’re looking for a 1 or 2 bedroom apartment rental in Moncton, New Brunswick, Skyline Living has several quality buildings to choose from. Check out our list of available properties for your next home.

Moncton is the geographic centre of the Maritime provinces and the province’s largest city with a population of just over 71,000. Moncton is located in the Petitcodiac River Valley. Nicknamed “Hub City” because of its central location, Moncton is home to four university campuses, numerous urban parks, and natural attractions.