
Apartments near Van Siclen Avenue (3,4 Line)-3 in Brooklyn, NY (3,183 Rentals)


1568 Lincoln Pl

180 E 93rd St

132 E 93rd St

1074 Halsey Street

1128 Halsey St

968 Jamaica Ave

656 Macdonough

The Maison on Halsey

219 Weirfield Street

1184 Bushwick Ave

1487 Broadway

863 Hancock St

447-449 Decatur St

1206 Putnam Ave

951 Mad

438 Wilson Ave

140 Woodbine Street

912 Putnam Ave

1010 Gates Ave

780 Madison St

966 Gates Ave

1002 Bushwick Ave

1082 Greene- Shared Living Spaces

1014 Greene Ave

758 Livonia Ave

580-586 Van Siclen Ave

546 Van Siclen Ave

646 Miller Ave

569 Van Siclen Ave

583 Van Siclen Ave

653 Miller Ave

545 Van Siclen Ave

548 Van Siclen Ave

535 Bradford St

778 Livonia Ave

579 Bradford St

655 Miller Ave

780 Livonia Ave

659 Miller Ave

663 Miller Ave

665 Miller Ave

538 Bradford St

662 Miller Ave

557 Wyona St

587 Bradford St

588 Bradford St

563 Miller Ave

715 Riverdale Ave

594 Bradford St

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