
Apartments near John Bowne High School in Queens, NY (350 Rentals)


6610 149th St

Joyce Gardens Cooperative

Hyde Park Gardens

136-04 Main St

13870 Elder Ave

Blossom Gardens Apartments

131-19 Fowler Ave

Carlyle Skyline Towers

Franklin Avenue Corp Apartments

13217 Maple Ave

134-46 Maple Ave

NuSun Tower

14065 Beech Ave

Summit House

4265 Kissena Blvd

Regency Plaza

13635 Maple Ave

Wisteria Tower Medical Center

142-20 Franklin Ave

132-35 Sanford Avenue

133-17 Sanford avenue

Yorkshire Gardens Condominiums

14241 Franklin Ave

Sanford Court

13228 41st Ave

The Stanton Condominium

Park Regent Condominium

Penrose Tower

The Harwyn

142-37 N Horace Harding Expy

13831 58th Rd

5804 Main St

13601 59th Ave

15272 Melbourne Ave

134-40 57th Rd

134-38 57th Rd

Georgetown Mews

136-20 Booth Memorial Ave

13014 60th Ave

132-18 57th Rd

5735 Lawrence St

5514 Main St

5633 135th St

58-15 College Point Blvd

13301 Booth Memorial Ave

137-35 Elder Ave

13740 45th Ave

43-49 Byrd St

Garden View Plaza

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