
Apartments near Barnard College in New York, NY (8,382 Rentals)


602 West 138th Street

40 W 120th St

24 Mount Morris Park W

608 West 138th Street

255 W 98th St

136 W 130th St

29 Mount Morris Park W

616 W 138th St

632 West 138th Street

202 W 133rd St

40 W 119th St

Park View Apartments

318 Lenox Ave

The Andrew Condominium

614 West 138th Street

620 West 138th Street

796 Amsterdam Ave

116 W 129th St

618 West 138th Street

634 West 138th Street

35 Mount Morris Park West

129 W 129th St

206 W 133rd St

2250 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd

110 W 129th St

75 West 126th Street

The Gramont

132 W 130th St

21 W 118th St

630 West 138th Street

269 W 134th St

45 W 110th St

2528 Frederick Douglass Blvd

26 W 119th St

112 W 129th St

32 W 120th St

77 W 126th St

131 W 130th St

604 W 138th St

203 W 98th St

328 Lenox Ave

363 Malcolm X Blvd

780 W End Ave

122 W 130th St

21 W 100th St

23 W 100th St

19 W 100th St

166 W 132nd St

76 W 127th St

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