
Apartments near Van Siclen Avenue (3,4 Line)-3 in Brooklyn, NY (3,176 Rentals)


328 Eldert St

353 Covert St

8726 Avenue J

1501 Broadway

324 Eldert St

214 E 54th St

244 E 55th St

189 Ralph Ave

834 Halsey St

1195 Bushwick Ave

1178 Hancock St

311 Eldert St

784 Knickerbocker Ave

309 Eldert St

Alhambra Luxury Lofts

504 Wilson Ave

24 Cornelia St

5501 Snyder Ave

194-196 Ralph Ave

275 E 55th St

24 Suydam Pl

821 Halsey St

102 Howard Ave

828 Halsey St

874 Hancock St

1178 Bushwick Ave

813 Herkimer St

316 Patchen Ave

312 Patchen Ave

294 E 55th St

343 E 59th St

1180 Bushwick Ave

1117 Jefferson Ave

1131 Jefferson Ave

1169 Jefferson Ave

1224 Hancock St

515 Wilson Ave

1300 Halsey St

The LaGuardia Mansion

90 Howard Ave

17 Cornelia St

291 E 54th St

307 E 54th St

1 Family + Store w/ approved plans for 3 Fam

126 Marion St

1240 Hancock St

1229 Halsey St

1217 Halsey St

263-265 Weirfield St

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