
Apartments near Saratoga Avenue-3 in Brooklyn, NY (5,619 Rentals)


199 E 53rd St

205 E 52nd St

1674 Sterling Pl

1687 Sterling Pl

530 Ralph Ave

1858 Prospect Pl

1631 Eastern Pky

678 Watkins St

671 Watkins St

108 Belmont Ave

670 Watkins St

665 Watkins Ave

903 Mother Gaston Blvd

1782 Pitkin Ave

109 Belmont Ave

326 Rockaway Ave

1662 Eastern Pky

661 Watkins St

1916-1918 Prospect Pl

Townhouse

155 E 57th St

Prospect Plaza South

261 Buffalo Ave

100 E 51st St

875 Clarkson Ave

1043 Montgomery St

835 Lenox Rd 4

1679 Sterling Pl

214 E 53rd St

1677 sterling llz

17 E 88th St

1934 Prospect Pl

565 Christopher Ave

1682 Park Pl

908 Mother Gaston Blvd

891 Mother Gaston Blvd

895 Mother Gaston Blvd

1521 E New York Ave

1777 Pitkin Ave

687 Watkins St

1673 Sterling Pl

130 E 59th St

1797 Prospect Pl

1650 Sterling Pl

168 E 51st St

214 E 54th St

1705 Carroll St

1661 Sterling Pl

376 Saratoga Ave

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There are currently 18,921 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,118 with an average price of $4,244.
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