
Apartments near 20 Avenue (N Line)-N in Brooklyn, NY (4,544 Rentals)


1178 59th St

8024 14th Ave

5213 New Utrecht Ave

1361 48th St

1630 41st St

1642 41st St

535 Dahill Rd

794 McDonald Ave

1315 50th St

Lakeland Arms

533 Dahill Rd

901 Avenue H

1061 E 13th St

1863 Coney Island Ave

8615 23rd Ave

699 E 2nd St

1261 52nd St

4923 13th Ave

8619 23rd Ave

1331 49th St

5207 New Utrecht Ave

5215 New Utrecht Ave

5816 12th Ave

5814 12th Ave

5609 12th Ave

1259 52nd St

86-32 Bay 16th St

1165 61st St

1890 E 5th St

1875 Coney Island Ave

1867 Coney Island Ave

1175 60th St

1246 74th St

54 Bay 29th St

1887 Coney Island Ave

771 E Ninth St

773 E 9th St

5716 12th Ave

8666 21st Ave

36 Bay 32nd St

1238 74th St

1571 42nd St

689 E 2nd St

1314 Avenue K

697 E 2nd St

695 E 2nd St

767 E 9th St

777 E 9th St

771 E 9th St

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