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


50 Hamilton Ter

52 Hamilton Ter

321 Convent Ave

200 Riverside Dr

13 E 131st St

124 W 139th St

57 W 93rd St

58 Hamilton Terrace

111 W 138th St

46 W 94th St

15 E 131st St

36 W 94th St

605-607 W 144th St

334 Convent Ave

10 E 132nd St

331 Convent Ave

78-80 E 127th St

118 E 117th St

The Westerly

472 W 144th St

34 W 94th St

55 E 128th St

38 W 94th St

16 E 105th St

505 W 144th St

60 Hamilton Avenue

37-43 W 93rd St

306 W 92nd St

424 W 144th St

187 Edgecombe Ave

509 W 144th St

513 W 144th St

108 E 123rd St

121 E 119th St

336 Convent Ave

112 E 116th St

312 W 92nd St

49 E 129th St

117-119 E 115th St

113 E 122nd St

105 E 122nd St

194 Riverside Dr

114 E 116th St

337 Convent Ave

314 W 92nd St

53 E 128th St

310 W 92nd St

650 West End Ave

511 West 144th Street

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