
Apartments near 242 Bedford Ave in Brooklyn, NY (12,413 Rentals)


56 S Oxford St

23 Saint Felix St

191 Ashland Pl

29 Willow St

1257 Myrtle Ave

718 Bushwick Ave

72 Orange St

299 Quincy St

430 Pulaski St

277 Tompkins Avenue

133 Lafayette Avenue

One Rockwell Place

356 Lexington Ave

35 Cranberry Street

260 Knickerbocker Ave

Walk-up Apartment

The Everly

59 S Portland Ave

1120 Willoughby Ave

670A Greene Ave

555 Hart St

69 S Oxford St

30 Willow St

202 Starr St

147 Lewis Ave

36 Cranberry St

132 Wilson Ave

64 S Oxford St

512 Hart St

185 Van Buren St

Loft-Like Building, Prim Bushwick

134 Wilson Ave

177 Van Buren St

670 Greene Ave

1041-1047 Dekalb Ave

1140 Willoughby Ave

668 Greene Ave

567 Hart St

733 Bushwick Avenue

703 Greene Ave

29 Saint Felix St

41 Willow St

544 Hart St

77 Irving Ave

69 Pineapple St

63 S Portland Ave

136 Wilson Ave

691 Greene Ave

32 Wyckoff ave

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