
Apartments near 59 Street (N,R Line)-N in Brooklyn, NY (3,793 Rentals)


189 20th St

Gorgeous 2 Bed Park Slope, 20th St And 4th

9303 Shore Rd

187 20th St

133 20th St

666 4th Ave

1653-1691 65th St

440 95th St

1429 35th St

70 Dahill Rd

64 Church Ave

210 Dahill Rd

City Lux Living Bay Ridge

9480 Ridge Blvd

4217 16th Ave

262-264 Dahill Rd

Natoma

260 19th St

9702-9708 3rd Ave

150 Marine Ave

635 4th Avenue

368 97th St

Green Rose

125 96th St

Holy Spirit Apartments

154 18th St

The Fine Court

The Caroline

7515-7523 New Utrecht Ave

210 Marine Ave

333 McDonald Ave

302 Marine Ave

207 18th St

146-148 17th St

1729 67th St

319 18th St

The Joan

329 18th St

333 18th St

84-90 South 1st Street

7406 17th Ave

303 99th St

1751 67th St

1681 76th St

7422 17th Ave

4401 17th Ave

203 17th Street

7301 17th Ave

1767 67th St

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There are currently 18,911 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,145 with an average price of $4,283.
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