
Apartments near Atlantic Avenue Tunnel in Brooklyn, NY (8,631 Rentals)


139 Joralemon St

90 Atlantic Ave

84 State St

305 Warren St

360 Henry St

307 Warren St

88 Atlantic Ave

250 Henry St

303 Warren St

390 Clinton Street

370 Fulton St

330 Atlantic Avenue

25 Garden Pl

362 Henry St

304 Warren St

82 State St

307A Warren St

294 Clinton St

116 Joralemon St

100 Bergen St

138 Remsen St

93 Atlantic Ave

233 Court St

108 Joralemon St

127 Congress St

169 Smith St

296 Clinton St

239 Court St

116 Dean St

147 Warren St

50 Garden Pl

56 Garden Pl

46 Garden Pl

128 Remsen St

242 Henry St

134 Remsen St

76 State St

336 Atlantic Ave

132 Remsen St

124 Remsen St

70 State St

96 Joralemon St

202 Baltic St

240-242 Court St

153 Warren St

77-79 Atlantic Ave

118 Dean St

120 Remsen St

122 Remsen St
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When walking down the streets of the city, folks from Brooklyn apartments may just forget how much action is going on under their feet. A whole universe of twisting, turning tunnels live right beneath the soles of their shoes, and some of these tunnels have more history than the buildings that sit upon them. The Atlantic Avenue Tunnel sits beneath one of the busiest streets in the entire borough, and is officially the oldest subway tunnel in the entire world. It was built in 1844 (making it older than the Brooklyn Bridge and the Empire States Building) entirely by hand and primitive tools and equipment, and has gone on to become one of Brooklyn's biggest secrets. With an apartment near the Atlantic Avenue Tunnel, you can have all that history right below your feet at every moment of the day, and can visit this landmark with just a simple walk down the street. Though the building of their railway was quite historical, after it was shut down, it became a shadow in people's memory until 1980, when Bob Diamond rediscovered the tunnel, and made history. Now, the tunnel is home to a number of tours everyday, taking you inside one of the most mysterious and beautiful areas of Brooklyn's underground, offering up some of the most breathtaking images you're likely to see in the city. Those with apartments near the Atlantic Avenue Tunnel can find themselves in the best parts of town (since the tunnel lies under Brooklyn Heights and Cobble Hill), while also staying neare one of the most historicaal spots in not just Brooklyn, but the entirety of New York City. Though the Atlantic Avenue Tunnel may not get the same kind of attention as bigger landmarks such as the Brooklyn Bridge of the Statue of Liberty, it has historical value well beyond these two famed New York hotspots, as anyone with a Brooklyn apartment can tell you. Tours are happening every day, showing you these dark and twisting historical tunnels, making an apartment near the Atlantic Avenue Tunnel a wise investment for any history buff.
Frequently Asked Questions about Brooklyn
How much are Studio apartments in Brooklyn?
There are currently 18,888 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,300 to $15,668 with an average price of $3,982.
What is the current price range for One Bedroom Brooklyn Apartments for rent?
Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Brooklyn ranges from $1,000 to $39,135 with an average monthly rent of $4,983.
What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Brooklyn cost?
The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Brooklyn range from $2,100 to $27,206. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $5,824.
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There are currently 3,689 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Brooklyn on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $2,400 to $24,633 - averaging $5,992 for the location.
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