
Apartments near 20 Avenue (N Line)-N in Brooklyn, NY (4,542 Rentals)


2071 86th St

Dyker Gardens

1264 58th St

8404 23rd Ave

1357 52nd St

1442 48th St

768 E 2nd St

29 Van Sicklen St

730-732 Ocean Pky

1876 W 9th St

7705 14th Ave

623 Avenue H

Emory House

5520 13th Ave

1875 W 13th St

1882 W 9th St

1877 W 9th St

1650 43rd St

1884 W 8th St

1856 W 4th St

190 Lawrence Ave

4109 18th Ave

1881 W 9th St

1407 78th St

8013 15th Ave

1635 83rd St

8428 Bay 16th St

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1934 86th St

1735 85th St

1701-1709 85th St

1654 84th St

5323 13th Ave

2222 85th St

2232 85th St

1330 52nd St

1249 59th St

1886 W 8th St

4205 17th Ave

115 Avenue S

1888 W 9th St

1361 51st St

192 Lawrence Ave

1502 46th St

892 E 7th St

1122-1124 L Ave

1267 57th St

1711 Coney Island Ave

1711-1715 Coney Island Ave

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