
Apartments near Kingsboro Psychiatric Hospital in Brooklyn, NY (6,564 Rentals)


614 Flatbush Ave

226 New York Avenue

1564 Prospect Pl

924 Saint Marks Ave

2822 Avenue D

161 Woodruff Ave

5 E 21st St

540 Amboy St

975 Saint Marks Ave

1570 Prospect Pl

224 New York Ave

96-98 Newport St

947 Saint Marks Place

1023 Carroll St

1586 Prospect Pl

469 Eastern Pky

830 Saint Johns Pl

St. Marks

363 Amboy St

2415 Clarendon Rd

423 Amboy St

937 Park Pl

156 Woodruff Ave

949 Park Pl

Concern Bergen

1601 Bedford Ave

1593 Bedford Ave

1597 Bedford Ave

1173 Rogers Ave

901 Sterling Pl

465 Eastern Pky

155 Woodruff Avenue

177 Buffalo Avenue

1647 Park Pl

564 Flatbush Ave

1585 Bedford Ave

1589 Bedford Ave

905 Sterling Pl

73 Lott Ave

943 Saint Marks Ave

2452 Bedford Ave

1522 Bergen Street

1606 Prospect Pl

15 Chester Ct

1602 Prospect Pl

1526 Pitkin Ave

162 Albany Ave

1682 Park Pl

24 Lefferts Ave
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