
Apartments near Avenue U (N Line)-N in Brooklyn, NY (2,761 Rentals)


1871 Cropsey Ave

130 Bay 20th St

1820 73rd St

2856 W 16th St

2056 62nd St

29-35 Brighton 1st St

2838 W 19th St

2826 W 19th St

2830 W 19th St

243 Neptune Ave

1552 E 14th St

1820 Avenue V

2575 E 14th St

Erynn 5 Apartments

2816 Brighton 8th St

2845-2847 W 19th St

2024 62nd St

Trump Village VII

35 Brighton 2nd Pl

1813 73rd St

1819 73rd St

6812 19th Ave

6701 19th Ave

1968 64th St

6324 20th Ave

1817 73rd St

1859 70th St

1860 Bay Ridge Ave

1780 76th St

1813 E 18th St

1815 E 18th St

2829 W 20th St

2955 Ocean Pkwy

2882 W 15th St

2837 W 20th St

1407 Shore Pky

2867 W 17th St

1778 77th St

18 Brighton 4th Ct

2963 Ocean Pky

2959 Ocean Pky

2941 Brighton 2nd Pl

2934 Brighton 4th St

2819 Brighton 8th St

1583 East 15th Street

2836 W 19th St

262 Neptune Ave

219 Neptune Ave

2564 E 15th St

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