
Apartments near Saratoga Avenue-3 in Brooklyn, NY (5,620 Rentals)


781 Linden Blvd

Arlington

1622 Prospect Pl

1460-1466 St Marks Ave

1521 Saint Marks Ave

354 Saratoga Ave

Royalton

1605 Park Pl

1614 Prospect Pl

1647 St Marks Ave

1545 St Marks Ave

1637 Saint Marks Ave

1821 Pitkin Ave

783 Lenox Road

Glenmore Manor Apartments

1635 Prospect Pl

Sterlington

1742 Union St

800 Lenox Rd

1187 Eastern Pky

1606 Prospect Pl

215 Buffalo Ave

1599 Park Pl

1591 Sterling Pl

291 E 54th St

1602 Prospect Pl

Benhur

1181 Eastern Pky

990 Montgomery St

1738 Union St

275 E 55th St

185 E 59th St

1964 Bergen St

1593 Park Pl

1994 Bergen St

1416 Saint Marks Ave

408 Howard Ave

1596 Prospect Pl

166 E 49th St

Lafayette Hall

299 E 54th St

307 E 54th St

1150 Eastern Pky

978 Montgomery St

Harding Arms

1621 Prospect Place

474 Ralph Ave

339 Saratoga Ave

1586 Prospect Pl

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