
Apartments near Kingsboro Psychiatric Hospital in Brooklyn, NY (6,586 Rentals)


35 Oakland Plz

2409 Tilden Ave 6

148 Lott St

1160 President St

1036-1054 Rogers Ave

1163 President St

856 Nostrand Ave

2809 Clarendon Rd

554 Eastern Pky

1167 President St

803 Nostrand Ave

1054 Sterling Pl

1132 Park Pl

187 Utica Ave

1431 Park Pl

Lafayette Hall

1658 St Johns Pl

597 E 95th St

2216 Strauss St

542 Eastern Pky

Hamilton Hall

1154 President St

2407 Tilden Ave

2332 Tilden Ave

224 Albany Ave

173 Schenectady Ave

283 Parkside Ave

1779 Bedford Ave

964 Saint Johns Pl

1660 Saint Johns Pl

33 Lenox Rd

1070 Park Pl

172 Utica Ave

260 Rogers Ave

1144 President St

45 Newport St

2266 Strauss St

2274 Strauss St

625 Grafton St

2210 Strauss St

9506 Avenue A

41 Newport St

2160-2162 Strauss St

1508 Park Pl

1591 Sterling Pl

1640 Sterling Pl

216 Albany Ave

3506 Newkirk Ave

1074 Park Pl

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