
Apartments near 59 Street (N,R Line)-N in Brooklyn, NY (3,787 Rentals)


111 Gelston Ave

1429 72nd St

1516 61st St

1433 72nd St

5315 15th Ave

182 Minna St

1521 62nd St

1517 62nd St

1269 38th St

1242 36th St

1520 56th St

5207 15th Ave

1522 56th St

1452 70th St

57 Battery Ave

8220 12th Ave

1409 74th St

370 91st St

9104 4th Avenue

9104 3rd Ave

77 Dahlgren Pl

70 Battery Ave

9102 3rd Ave

1527 56th St

1252 36th St

1335 40th St

1431 45th St

1347 40th St

1523 65th St

1416 43rd St

1271 37th St

5023 15th Ave

165 Minna St

4116 14th Ave

1531 58th St

9013 Fort Hamilton Pky

621 90th St

157 25th St

331 92nd St

341 92nd St

345 92nd St

9015 Fort Hamilton Pky

1541 57th St

6918 15th Ave

6910 15th Ave

159 Tehama St

1457 46th St

1450 45th St

1371 41st St

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There are currently 18,890 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,195 to $10,487 with an average price of $4,279.
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