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Burlington Station

4.6 (8 reviews)
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Great place to live! Great amenities and amazing property manager! It's right next to the train station so it's a commuters dream.

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Great leasing company that doesn't try to nickel and dime you. The move-in fees were reasonable and…read morethey occasionally threw parties in the office or pool area. Parking is included and the apartment amenities are nice (dishwasher, in-unit washer/dryer, intercom). I lived right at the corner of maple and 355 and the roads were LOUD, but I could shut out the noise if I closed all the windows. The only issue I had was that Bristol Club isn't really within walking distance of anything worthwhile. You pretty much have to drive to get to anything.

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