
Apartments near Van Siclen Avenue (A,C Line)-A in Brooklyn, NY (4,258 Rentals)


135 Tapscott St

445 Bainbridge St

447 Bainbridge St

704 Macdonough St

1234 Bushwick Ave

129 Tapscott St

476 E 98th St

484 E 98th St

77 Weirfield St

1236 Halsey St

327 Eldert St

320 Eldert St

326 Eldert St

Covert

324 Eldert St

11 Weirfield St

105 weirfield St

199 Howard Ave

224 Weirfield St

531 Central Ave

305 Eldert St

17 Grant Ave

309 Eldert St

311 Eldert St

125 Weirfield St

806 Howard Ave

1661 Saint Johns Pl

77 Tapscott St

1223 Bushwick Avenue

1066 Hancock Street

686 Macdonough St

124 Tapscott St

1399 Eastern Pky

310 Chauncey St

343 Ralph Ave

818 Macon St

1050 Hancock St

488 E 98th St

380 E 98th St

384 E 98th St

527A Hancock St

1226 Bushwick Ave

366 E 98th St

1168 Willmohr St

784 Knickerbocker Ave

1064 Hancock St

426 Bainbridge St

42 Eldert Ln

9 Grant Ave

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There are currently 18,903 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,500 to $9,116 with an average price of $4,130.
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