
Apartments near Avenue U (N Line)-N in Brooklyn, NY (2,758 Rentals)


6816 14th Ave

1321 Avenue J

1374 Ovington Ave

6720 14th Ave

1424 Avenue J

2922 Nostrand Ave

2757 E 27th St

6326 New Utrecht Ave

6716 14th Avenue

6722 14th Ave

3815 Atlantic Ave

6714 14th Ave

1401 66th St

6605 14th Ave

1609 Ocean Avenue

1423 Avenue J

1916 Avenue K

2807 Kings Hwy

1369 Bay Ridge Ave

1305 76th St

4106-4116 Manhattan Ave

4807 Surf Ave

8009 13th Ave

4114 Manhattan Ave

3804 Atlantic Ave

4015 Atlantic Ave

1339 70th St

Marbin Court

2830 E 27th St

2881 Nostrand Ave

6510 14th Ave

3848 Atlantic Ave

1368 66th St

1268 83rd St

4517 Surf Ave

1576 Ocean Ave

1270 83rd St

4220 Beach 42nd St

6320 14th Ave

6213 14th Ave

954 E 15th St

1332 67th St

1569-1587 Ocean Ave

1270 Bay Ridge Pky

2812-2814 E 28th St

4200-4206 Atlantic Ave

4415 Atlantic Ave

6211 14th Ave

1357 65th St

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