
Apartments near Barnard College in New York, NY (8,407 Rentals)


168 E 108th St

532 W 148th St

Cooperative

22 W 90th St

41 W 89th St

2494-2498 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd

185 East 109th Street

555 W 148th St

150 E 106th St

12 W 90th St

1775 Amsterdam Ave

746 St Nicholas Pl

171 W 88th St

43 W 89th St

218 E 116th St

1773 Amsterdam Ave

213 E 115th

178 E 108th St

153 E 106th St

167 E 107th St

51 W 89th St

61 W 89th St

216 E 117th St

215 E 115th St

2039 3rd Ave

176 E 108th St

47 W 89th St

49 W 89th St

2037 Third Ave

177 W 88th St

170 E 108th St

169 W 88th St

2 W 90th St

Malcolm X Apartments

53 W 89th St

167 W 88th St

2743 Frederick Douglass Blvd

105 East 102nd Street

2741 Frederick Douglass Blvd

2291 3rd Ave

322-324 W 88th St

159 W 88th St

127 W 88th St

523 W 148th St

155 W 88th St

519 W 148th St

330 W 88th St

258 W 88th St

310 W 88th St

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