Apartments near Kingston-Throop Avenues-A in Brooklyn, NY (11,044 Rentals)

PROSPECT PLACE / Spacious Crown Heights Renovated 3-Bed 2-Bath / No Fee, Unit C2

12 Agate Ct

Cohabs Co-Living at Bedford 645

697 Dekalb Ave

151 Tompkins CoLiving (Individual Rooms Only)

The Hancock House

294 Rogers Ave

28A Lawton St

886 Franklin Ave

2 Stanwix St

603 Knickerbocker Ave

388 E 96th St

30 Meserole St

378 Weirfield St

1476 Fulton Street

1485 Fulton St

1511 Pacific St

454A Jefferson Ave

90 Troy Ave

Common Brower (Furnished Rooms)

234 Decatur St

The Maison on Jefferson

566 Gates Ave

333 Tompkins Avenue

492 Gates Ave

913 Park Pl

1257 Pacific St

558A Monroe Street

871 Park Pl

901 Sterling Pl

107 Jefferson Ave

1240 Bedford Ave

674 Hancock St

Cohabs- Prospect 271- Coliving

65 Van Buren St

510 GREENE AVENUE

2 Brevoort Pl

218 Quincy St

824 Saint Johns Pl

592 Franklin Ave

829 Greene Ave

Bergen House

Bedford Ave Condos

675 Lafayette Ave

680 Prospect Place

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