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


9052 Fort Hamilton Pky

115 Dahlgren

97 Battery Ave

7116 15th Ave

734A 4th Ave

254 92nd St

205 24th St

736 4th Ave

1566 58th St

1444 43rd St

1465 44th St

1438 42nd St

1526 48th St

1528 49th St

1502 46th St

118 Battery Ave

9060 Fort Hamilton Pkwy

732 4th Ave

1556 54th St

1551 52nd St

1549 52nd St

730 4th Ave

1536 68th St

734 4th Ave

7705 14th Ave

1446 Bay Ridge Pky

138 23rd St

144 23rd St

1542 Ovington Ave

202 23rd St

200 23rd Street

212 23rd St

210 23rd St

728 5th Ave

725 3rd Ave

1540 68th St

160 23rd St

162 23rd St

164 23rd St

140 23rd St

9226 4th Ave

198 23rd St

204 23rd St

216 23rd St

Park Slope Flats Corp.

166 23rd St

1448-1460 42nd St

726 5th Ave

4523 15th Ave

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