
Apartments near Shepherd Avenue-A in Brooklyn, NY (3,241 Rentals)


696 Elton St

568 Pine St

1052-1064 Hegeman Ave

229 Richmond St

1004 Hegeman Ave

1078 Hegeman Ave

1010-1014 Hegeman Ave

125 Van Siclen Ave

47 Hill St

2772 Pitkin Ave

305 Bradford St

620 Crescent St

49 Hill St

658 Ashford St

1268 Blake Ave

691 New Lots Ave

616 Crescent St

2772 Atlantic Ave

488 Fountain Ave

938 Hegeman Ave

716 New Lots Ave

761-765 Logan St

768-776 Logan St

775 Blake Ave

2767 Atlantic Ave

576 Hemlock St

70 Hill St

160 Hendrix St

690-702 New Lots Ave

114 Van Siclen Ave

401 Crescent St

780 Logan St

773 Logan St

769 Logan St

779 Logan St

1330 Sutter Ave

2166 Pitkin Ave

504-514 Fountain Ave

2795 Fulton St

117 Cleveland St

674 Ashford St

686 Ashford St

1089 Belmont Ave

563 Hemlock St

506 Van Siclen Ave

71 Glen St

652 Hemlock St

680 New Lots Ave

3225 Fulton St

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