Apartments near Francis Lewis High School in Queens, NY (83 Rentals)

183-01 Horace Harding Expy

5603A Utopia Pky

17532-32 56th Ave

5968 Fresh Meadow Ln

6123 185th St

6136 170th St

61-36 169th St

61-35 168th St

61-39 168th St

61-41 168th St

61-40 167th St

6120 166th St

16405 65th Ave

19906 47th Ave

196-49 45th Ave

19207 42nd Ave

201-12 43rd Ave

40-32-4036 192nd St

20613 48th Ave

42-19 Francis Lewis Blvd

201-24 43rd Ave

40-07 191st St

40-06 191st St

4010 193rd St

40-04-40-08 194th St

192-33 Station Rd

40-04 196th St

40-12-40-14 Francis Lewis Blvd

3910 201st St

Fresh Meadows Apartments

Fresh Meadows Senior Program

43-76 163rd St

164-18 43rd Ave

43-06 164th St

4218 201st St

40-11-40-35 192nd St

20201 43rd Ave

46-02-46-06 Smart St

20306 43rd Ave

46-06 Bowne St

40-45 201st St

202-02 to 202-16 42nd Ave

42-35 159th St

4535 Parsons Blvd

36-35 167th St

36-19 167th St

42-62 157th St

203-15 42nd Avenue

36-03 168th St

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