
Apartments near Botanic Garden-Franklin Avenue Shuttle in Brooklyn, NY (3,001 Rentals)


230 Hancock St

395 Nostrand Ave

215 Hancock St

393 Nostrand Ave

297 Putnam Ave

152 Macon St

175 Halsey Street

148 Macon St

150 Macon St

545 Maple St

65 Kingston Ave

69 Kingston Ave

47 Macdonough St

156 Macon St

217 Hancock St

59 Saint Marks Ave

1455 Dean St

497 Dean St

406 Hawthorne St

223 Hancock St

524 Midwood St

245 Flatbush Ave

1444 Fulton St

5 Gates Ave

482 Tompkins Ave

51 6th Ave

545-547 Maple St- Two 3 Family Homes

1446 Fulton St

1452 Fulton St

258 Jefferson Ave

523-529 Kingston Ave

237 Jefferson Ave

236 Hancock St

1460-1462 Fulton St

59 Park Pl

228 Flatbush Ave

1492 Pacific St

491 Tompkins Ave

491 Tompkins Ave

53 Lincoln Pl

530 Midwood St

486 Dean St

161 Prospect Park W

519 Kingston Ave

160 Prospect Park W

1464 Fulton St

60 6th Ave

317 Putnam Ave

1470 Fulton St
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