
Apartments near Bergen Street (2,3 Line)-3 in Brooklyn, NY (3,640 Rentals)


480-482 Prospect Pl

187 Gates Ave

473 Saint Johns Pl

429 Union St

324 Atlantic Ave

242 Washington Ave

382 5th Ave

29 Lexington Ave

256 7th Ave

442-444 Saint Marks Ave

104 Dean St

924 Dean St

1065 Fulton St

58 Putnam Ave

400 Lincoln Pl

The Mill

159 Carlton Ave

130 Willoughby Ave

128 Willoughby Ave

13 Irving Pl

481 Prospect Pl

246 Washington Ave

102 Wyckoff St

159 Washington Park

59 Clifton Pl

68 Putnam Avenue

132 Willoughby Ave

119 Lefferts Pl

458 St Marks Ave

320 Myrtle Ave

238 Washington Ave

70 Clifton Pl

481 -485 Saint Johns Place

252 Greene Ave

277 6th St

238 Hall St

316 6th St. 8

427 Union St

425 Union St

191 Willoughby St

484-486 Prospect Pl

55-57 Clifton Pl

519 5th St

494 Prospect Pl

856 Washington Ave

274 Hoyt St

326 Myrtle Ave

26 Quincy

159 Adelphi St
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