
Apartments near Village Academy in Queens, NY (125 Rentals)


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2317 Regina Ave, Unit Upper Level

Seagirt Apartments

Ocean Blue

3106 Healy Ave

18 Scott Gadell Pl

20 Scott Gadell Pl

14 Scott A Gadell Pl

16 Scott Gadell Pl

1040 Neilson St

10-30 Neilson St

11-38 Foam Pl

1120 Neilson St

13-06 Bayport Pl

RadRoc

1037 Beach 20th St

711 Beach 19Th St

13-24 Caffrey Ave

14-64-14-66 Gateway Blvd

18-02-18-06 Gateway Blvd

20-05 Cornaga Ave

New Central Manor

2011-2017 Cornaga Ave

794 Empire Ave

398 Beach 13th St

1826 Redfern Ave

17-11 New Haven Ave

622 Beach 22nd St

536 Beach 22nd St

14-28 Beach Channel Dr

284 Beach 15th St

1130-1134 McBride St

1605 Plainview Ave

1320-1322 Sage St

1321 McBride St

264 Beach 13th St

2049 Elk Dr

15-14 Beach 12th St

1037 Gipson St

1616 Seagirt Blvd

2360 Beach Channel Dr

1345 Eggert Pl

2415 Beach Channel Dr

156 Beach 9th St

146-150 Beach 9Th St

2405-2409 Brookhaven Ave

416-420 Beach 25th St

408 Beach 25th St

2504 Beach Channel Dr

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