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


92 Fountain Ave

1147 Blake Ave

318 Fountain Ave

552 Warwick St

605 Liberty Ave

2289-91-95 Pitkin Ave -3 Houses side by side

1140 Blake Ave

1144 Blake Ave

677 Linwood St

1134 Blake Ave

2904 Atlantic Ave

369 Milford St

382 Barbey St

1148 Blake Ave

230 Highland Pl

368 Montauk Ave

370 Montauk Ave

372 Montauk Ave

374 Montauk Ave

482 Chestnut St

268 Linwood St

219 Highland Pl

690 Linwood St

2278 Pitkin Ave

376 Montauk Ave

378 Montauk Ave

220 Jerome St

515-517 Chestnut St

210 Highland Pl

983 Dumont Ave

648 Logan St

402 Chestnut St

973 Dumont Ave

202 Hale Ave

32 Fountain Ave

930 New Lots Ave

928 New Lots Ave

924 New Lots Ave

609 Warwick St

212 Highland Pl

237 Cleveland St

2875 Atlantic Ave

234 Norwood

2883 Atlantic Ave

3000 Fulton St

418 Atkins Ave

391 Montauk Ave

1144 Dumont Ave

417-419 Atkins 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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