
Apartments near Jefferson Street-L in Brooklyn, NY (2,710 Rentals)


63 Himrod St

1461 Gates Ave

556 Hart St

548 Hart St

550 Hart St

56 Jefferson St

2 bedroom 2 bath apt

1213 Myrtle Ave

133 Menahan St

1215 Myrtle Ave

39 Troutman St

129 Menahan St

365 Palmetto St

546 Hart St

1550 Myrtle Ave

58 Himrod St

131 Menahan St

107 Bleecker St

273 Evergreen Ave

269-271 Meserole St

367 Palmetto St

60 Himrod St

544 Hart St

26 Noll Street

371 Palmetto St

1449 Gates Ave

383 Palmetto St

279 Evergreen Ave

699 Bushwick Ave

306 Evergreen Ave

659 Bushwick Ave

312 Evergreen Ave

1446 Gates Ave

435 Bushwick Ave

304 Evergreen Ave

415 Bushwick Avenue

655 Bushwick

235 Linden St

328 Central Ave

6 Renaissance Ct

49 Himrod St

413 Bushwick Ave

733 Bushwick Avenue

335-343 Palmetto St

1190 Greene Ave

314 Evergreen Ave

1-5 Ridgewood Pl

318 Evergreen Ave

1194 Greene Ave
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