
Apartments near Barnard College in New York, NY (8,384 Rentals)


508 W 139th St

57 W 127th St

268 W 136th St

The Robeson

1486 5th Ave

73 West 128th Street

Townhouse

2282-2284 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd

266 W 136th St

71 W 128th St

201 W 134th St

50 W 127th St

226 W 135th St

34 W 126th St

38 W 126th St

Uptown58

224 W 135th St

51 W 127th St

220-222 W 135th St

244 Riverside Dr

563 West 139th Street

310 W 97th St

2275 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd

53 W 127th St

515-517 W 139th St

755 West End Ave

133 W 132nd St

124 W 132nd St

Strivers Loft

16 W 125th St

148 W 133rd St

254 W 136th St

116 W 132nd St

30 W 126th St

48 W 128th

44 W 127th St

2545 Frederick Douglass Blvd

2286 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd

28-30 W 127th St

138 W 133rd St

419-421 Malcolm X Blvd

161 W 133rd St

400 Lenox Ave

221 W 135th St

265 W 136th St

43 W 127th St

44 W 128th St

217 W 135th St

103 W 131st St

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