
Apartments near Clinton-Washington Avenues (A,C Line)-A in Brooklyn, NY (3,812 Rentals)


415 Clinton Ave

899 Pacific St

897 Pacific St

310 Saint James Pl

129 Gates Ave

125 Saint James Place Apartments

127 Saint James Pl

410 Vanderbilt Ave

121 Saint James Pl

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408 Grand Ave

30 Lefferts Pl

450 Grand Ave

123 Saint James Pl

810 Pacific St

115 Saint James Pl

61 Cambridge Pl

550 Vanderbilt

731 Dean St

122 Saint James Pl

579 Washington Ave

579 Vanderbilt Ave

109 Saint James Pl

116 St. James Pl

130 Greene Ave

Hello Washington

925 Pacific St

387 Clinton Ave

Clermont Avenue Townhouse

395 Washington Ave

474 Grand Ave

733 Dean St

426 Clermont Ave

46 Lefferts Pl

373 Grand Ave

118 Saint James Pl

369-371 Grand Ave

Athena South

43-45 Cambridge Pl

35 Cambridge Pl

587 Washington Ave

751 Dean St

416 Clermont Ave

755 Dean St

1015 Fulton St

82 Downing St

554 Vanderbilt Ave

407 Adelphi St

935 Pacific St
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