
Apartments near Woodhull Medical & Mental Health Center in Brooklyn, NY (11,512 Rentals)


1 Macdonough St

32 McDonough St

24 McDonough St

989 Putnam Ave

522 Evergreen Ave

140 Palmetto St

181 Palmetto St

421 Himrod St

405 Himrod St

403 Himrod St

227 Wyckoff Ave

315 Menahan St

302 Grove St

283 Irving Ave

285 Irving Ave

287 Irving Ave

319 Menahan St

73 Washington Ave

352 Bedford Ave

346 Bedford Ave

307 Bedford Ave

311 Bedford Ave

149 S 2nd St

70 Clifton Pl

252 Greene Ave

39 Quincy St

556 Driggs Ave

The Bedford

Jefferson Cluster ( 1204 Bedford Ave )

1187 Bedford Ave

1189 Bedford Ave

75 Hancock St

102 S 8th St

32 Macdonough St

40 Macdonough St

30 Macdonough St

101 S 8th St

54 S 2nd St

151 Bayard St

198 Saint Nicholas Ave

120 Ralph Ave

450-460 Manhattan Ave

299 Bedford Ave

188 Grand St

356 Bedford Avenue, Comm. A

679 Halsey St

303 Bedford Ave

44 Macdonough St

491 Tompkins Ave

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There are currently 18,911 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,145 with an average price of $4,283.
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