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


1328 E 12th

1509 E 17th St

2131 Ocean Ave

1587 E 19th St

1474 E 17th St

3048 Brighton 7th St

1669 76th St

1665 76th St

1773 66th St

57 Bay 14th St

55 Bay 14Th St

1663 76th St

63 Bay 14Th St

1654 84th St

2900 Ocean Avenue

2311 E 22nd St

2652-2654 E 18th St

2015 E 23rd St

2301-2303 Avenue U

1703 Bath Ave

1645 83rd St

1650 84th St

1645 83rd St

3101 Ocean Pky

The Bristol Condos

1707 70th St

1766 65th St

1913 60th St

2019 57th Street

3160 Coney Island Ave

80 Brighton 11th St

90 Brighton 11th St

1122 Chestnut Ave

2765 E 15th St

2761 E 15th St

23-27 Brighton 11th St

3166 Coney Island Ave

3062 Brighton 7th St

615 Avenue L

1646 82nd St

1643 83rd St

2355 E 22nd St

Camelot 1&2

2909 Ocean Ave

1644 77th St

1185 Ocean Pky

2760 E 16th St

2771 E 15th St

2641 E 18th St

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