
Apartments near Woodlawn-4 in Bronx, NY (2,945 Rentals)


2665 Grand Concourse

2541 Olinville Ave

4427 White Plains Rd

Mark Four

2840 Bailey Ave

2704 Wallace

2676 Morris Ave

2816-2818 Heath Ave

Woodland

2654 Marion Ave

2661-2663 Marion Ave

2641 Marion Ave

2755 Sedgwick Ave

2531 Olinville Ave

2707 Barnes

2661 Decatur Ave

2734 Claflin Ave

2820 Bailey Ave

2653 Decatur Ave

2657 Decatur Ave

2654 Valentine Ave

2737 Webb Ave

2649 Decatur Ave

265-269 E 194th St

237 E 194th St

2727 University Ave

The Oxford Apartments

3205 Oxford Ave

2800 Heath Ave

774-786 Allerton Ave

Scheuer Plaza

The Camelot

4453 White Plains Rd

2515 Olinville Ave

235 W Kingsbridge Rd

3641 Johnson Ave- Riverdale

150 W 195th St

2725 Webb Ave

325 E 194th St

255-271 W Kingsbridge Rd

St. James Park Apartments

2734 Sedgwick Ave

232-234 E 194 St

240 E 194th

2645 Morris Ave

2609 Bainbridge Avenue

Fordham Village

65 E 193rd St

2505 Olinville Ave

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There are currently 8,913 Studio Apartments in Bronx with rent ranges from $1,039 to $6,478 with an average price of $2,680.
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