
Apartments near Shepherd Avenue-A in Brooklyn, NY (3,206 Rentals)


415 Chauncey St

731 Macdonough St

1094 Hancock St

2261-2265 Strauss St

44 Lott Ave

739 Knickerbocker Ave

1346 Hancock Street

11 Weirfield St

1336 Hancock St

1342 Hancock St

1352 Hancock St

723 Mac Donough St

409 Chauncey St

23 Weirfield St

713 Bristol St

1354 Hancock St

1360 Hancock St

Murray's Court

1050 Hancock St

41 Newport St

816 Saratoga Ave

1064 Hancock St

45 Newport St

407 Chauncey St

468 Bainbridge St

472 Bainbridge St

1223 Bushwick Avenue

733 Knickerbocker Ave

1323 Hancock St

84 Saratoga Ave

401 Chauncey St

1226 Bushwick Ave

265 Marion St

549 Herzl St

2303 Strauss St

729 Knickerbocker Ave

730 Knickerbocker Ave

1339 Hancock Street

1335 Hancock St

The Jacobowitz Portfolio

727 Knickerbocker Ave

724 Knickerbocker Ave

2274 Strauss St

479 Wilson Ave

2266 Strauss St

393 Chauncey St

397 Chauncey St

399 Chauncey St

82 Saratoga Ave

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