
Apartments near Seaview Village in Brooklyn, NY (937 Rentals)


886 Foster Ave

901 E 95th St

919 E 93rd St

8705 Bedell Ln

550 E 88th St

538 E 87th St

Mill Harbor

Bergen Cove Condominium

913 E 76th St

2 Units, Vacant, Great Fix & Flip, 20x48 Buil

379 Dewitt Ave

7101 Perri Ln

735-741 Hinsdale St

1107 E 73rd St

733 Hinsdale St

520 E 78th St

1103 E 72nd St

713 Bristol St

719 Hinsdale St

1238 E 70th St

76 Louisiana Ave

720-728 Snediker Ave

687 Watkins St

706 Hinsdale St

732 E 93rd St

915 Mother Gaston Blvd

713 Snediker Ave

670 Watkins St

908 Mother Gaston Blvd

685 Rockaway Pky

671 Watkins St

665 Watkins Ave

678 Watkins St

654 Watkins St

661 Watkins St

655 Watkins St

895 Mother Gaston Blvd

891 Mother Gaston Blvd

1070 E 73rd St

903 Mother Gaston Blvd

9318 Avenue B

737 Alabama Ave

637 Osborn St

6910 Avenue U

732 Georgia Avenue Brooklyn NY 11207

1455 E 68th St

660 E 96th St

628 Osborn St

647 E 96th St

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