
Apartments near Kingsboro Psychiatric Hospital in Brooklyn, NY (6,592 Rentals)


1 Putnam Ave

1 Putnam Ave

PROSPECT PLACE / Spacious Crown Heights Renovated 3-Bed 2-Bath / No Fee

773 Macon St

Spacious Studio Apartment In Prospect Heights Across The Street From Brooklyn Museum

788 Classon Ave

147 E 29th St

91 E 57th St

Bedford Avenue

Rutland Road

357 Halsey St

953 Dean St

1010 Pacific St

1010 Pacific St

741 Crown St

510 Flatbush Ave

Brand New Spacious 1 BR in Crown Heights

Pacific Street

Grand Avenue

ST MARKS AVENUE

931 Carroll St

931 Carroll St

1450 Pacific St

MACON STREET

Brand New Stuning 1 BED in Crown Heights!

1603 Bushwick Ave

1 Bed W. Tons of Space in Crown Heights!

91 Somers St

EASTERN PARKWAY / Rent Stabilized Crown Heights 1-Bed 1-Bath / Prospect Park

1445 Dean St

TWO BEDROOMS IN BEDFORD STUYVESANT DECATUR STREET

651 Bergen St

Charming Brownstone 2-Bed w/ Private Outdoor Space

1277 E 82nd St

SNYDER AVENUE

SNYDER AVENUE

571 Ocean Pkwy

98 Troy Ave

621 Macon St

510 Flatbush Ave

58 Macon St

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VERONICA PLACE

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545 Vanderbilt Ave

2409 Tilden Ave

1339 E 91st St

NEW! 3 Bed 2 BA Duplex with Garden in PLG!
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