
Apartments near Van Siclen Avenue (3,4 Line)-3 in Brooklyn, NY (3,198 Rentals)


184 E 96th St

1370 Eastern Pky

550 Bainbridge Street

Maple Court

1656 St John

Park Manor

Eastern Parkway

9201 Kings Hwy

471-475 Chauncey St

1668 Broadway

333 E 93rd St

Pacific Court

1169 E New York Ave

82-92 Rockaway Pky

1920 Union St

178 E 95th St

236 Moffat St

191 Sumpter St

Cooper Street Cluster

Schaeffer Apartments

St. John’s Place Family Center

Winthrop Court

1933 Union St

516 Bainbridge St

99 E 96th St

The Atlantic

1921 - 1925 Fulton Street Housing Dev

St. Johns Place

Rockaway Court

1325 Eastern Pkwy

St. John's Place

Lee Arms

73 E 96th St

1330 Eastern Pkwy

20 Covert Street

1625 Park Pl

371 Etna St

1027-1049 Clarkson Ave

1200-1202 Decatur St

276 Marion St

1315 Eastern Pky

1314 Eastern Pky

1308 Eastern Pky

1633-1647 Sterling Pl

East Flatbush

1997 Pacific St

618 Wilson Ave

28 Macdougal St

766 Macdonough St

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