
Apartments near Barnard College in New York, NY (8,410 Rentals)


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1638 Park Ave

210 Riverside Dr

158 W 94th St

523 W 143rd St

354 Central Park W

1987 Madison Ave

207 W 139th St

527 West 143rd Street

137 Edgecombe Avenue

355 Central Park W

619 W 143rd St

146 W 94th St

677 West End Ave

48 E 126th St

212 W 140th St

133-139 Edgecombe Ave

148 W 94th St

271 W 140th St

1989 Madison Ave

30 W 95th St

15 W 95th St

2380-2388 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd

525 Lenox Ave

Holstein Court

56 East 127th Street

220 W 93rd St

31 Hamilton Ter

111-113 W 137th St

208 W 140th St

210 W 140th St

24 W 95th St

254 W 93rd St

2028-2030 Madison Ave

252 W 93rd St

110 W 94th St

141 Edgecombe Ave

32 E 129th St

353 Central Park W

26 W 95th St

1800 Park Avenue

316 W 142nd St

519 W 143rd St

138 Edgecombe Ave

14 W 95th St

155 W 93rd St

1991 Madison Ave

18 W 95th St

515 W 143rd St

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