
Apartments near Barnard College in New York, NY (8,381 Rentals)


200 W 108th St

Livmor Condominium

Harlem Horizon

303 W 107th St

326 W 113th St

375 W 125th St

32 St Clair Pl

303 W 122nd St

311 W 107th St

310 W 114th St

301 W 121st St

322 W 113th St

2198 Frederick Douglass Blvd

122 W 109th St

202 W 108th St

294 Manhattan Ave

296 Manhattan Ave

2194 Frederick Douglass Blvd

2117 Frederick Douglass Blvd

209 W 107th St

124 W 109th St

2190 Frederick Douglass Blvd

126 W 109th St

145 Morningside Ave

207 West 107th St

2158 Frederick Douglass Blvd

261 W 116th St

327 W 112th St

The Dwyer

2220 Frederick Douglass Blvd

280 W 118th St

282 Manhattan Ave

325 W 112th St

312-314 W 107th St

316 W 107th St

345 Riverside Dr

114 W 109th St

303 W 113th St

310 W 107th St

Upper West Side

318 W 107th St

306 W 107th St

302 W 107th St

The Straus Park Condominium

110 W 109th St

The Douglass

211 W 107th St

106 W 109th St

279 W 118th St

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