
Apartments near Kingsboro Psychiatric Hospital in Brooklyn, NY (6,584 Rentals)


285 E 32nd St

719 Eastern Pky

240 Schenectady Ave

1359 Saint Johns Pl

1361 Saint Johns Pl

1371 St John's Place

1393 St John's Place

1134 St Johns Pl

1333 Saint Johns Pl

237 Troy Ave

1229 Saint Johns Pl

236 Schenectady Ave

234 Schenectady Ave

1157 Saint Johns Pl

233 Troy Ave

1399 Saint Johns Pl

Townhouse

234 Utica Ave

1346 Eastern Pky

2037 Union St

366 E 98th St

438 Rockaway Pky

1291 Eastern Parkway

1201 Saint Johns Pl

240 Sullivan Pl

573 E 93rd St

723 Eastern Pky

725 Eastern Parkway Pky

Crown Gardens

272 Crown St

721 Eastern Pky

315-319 New York Ave

666 Eastern Pkwy

717 Eastern Pky

1993 Bedford Ave

2015 Bedford Ave

372 Montgomery Street

229 Troy Ave

1322 Sterling Pl

277 Albany Ave

1163 Saint Johns Pl

273 Albany Ave

125 Hawthorne St

1985 Bedford Ave

2007 Bedford Ave

2023 Bedford Ave

110 Martense St

253 Empire Blvd

324 New York Ave

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