
Apartments near Botanic Garden-Franklin Avenue Shuttle in Brooklyn, NY (10,908 Rentals)


Athena North

611 Flatbush Ave

16 Hancock St

8 Spencer Pl

6 Spencer Pl

482 Franklin Ave

11 Spencer Pl

62 New York Ave

1302 Dean St

1326 Pacific St

1054 Sterling Pl

1020 Park Pl

1908-1918 Bedford Ave

440 Brooklyn Ave

1299 Dean St

532 New York Ave

71 New York Ave

1340 Pacific St

1293 Dean St

136 Herkimer St

1236 Bedford Ave

1238 Bedford Ave

3 Spencer Pl

146 Fenimore St

82 Irving Pl

81 Irving Pl

619 Flatbush Ave

The Lillian

857 President St

199 8th Ave

86 Prospect Park W

203 Berkeley Pl

164 Prospect Pl

168 Prospect Pl

176 Saint Marks Ave

660 Dean St

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282 Saint James Pl

Isabella

185 Ocean Ave

1039 Fulton St

46 Hancock Street

13 Halsey St

292 Midwood St

38 Halsey St

1267 Fulton St

127 Herkimer St

140 Herkimer St

1318 Dean St

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