
Apartments near Ps 229 Dyker in Brooklyn, NY (407 Rentals)


97 Battery Ave

57 Battery Ave

106 Battery Ave

118 Battery Ave

70 Battery Ave

52 Battery Ave

111 Dahlgren Pl

627 90th St

915 84th St

621 90th St

293 Dahlgren Pl

115 Dahlgren

693 86th St

77 Dahlgren Pl

683-687 86th St

687 86th St

110 Gatling Pl

124 Gatling Pl

116 Gatling Pl

124-126 Gatling Pl

Dayton Manor

9027 Fort Hamilton Pky

9025 Fort Hamilton Pkwy

16 Gatling Pl

9015 Fort Hamilton Pky

9013 Fort Hamilton Pky

9052 Fort Hamilton Pky

9054 Fort Hamilton Pky

8523 Fort Hamilton Parkway

9330 Fort Hamilton Pky

680 81st St

8646 Fort Hamilton Pkwy

111 Gelston Ave

9524 Fort Hamilton Pky

447 95th St

153-155 Gelston Ave

8502 Fort Hamilton Pky

9718 Fort Hamilton Pky

208 Gelston Ave

214 Gelston Ave

423 95th St

8316 6th Ave

580 83rd St

401-419 95th St

9007 5th Ave

578 83rd St

9401 5th Ave

524 86th St

8915 5th Ave
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Located in the New York City Geographic District #20 at 1400 Benson Ave in Brooklyn, NY, P.S. 229 Dyker Elementary School serves grades PK-8 and has an enrollment of roughly 1054 students. If you're trying to find an apartment rental near the school, you must know which floorplan options are available and what current specials the apartment community might be offering. We've compiled a list of top Brooklyn apartments for rent that are close to P.S. 229 Dyker Elementary School with all of the contact info that you'll need to find the perfect place. View these popular apartment prices, pictures and floorplans today!
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