
Apartments near Barnard College in New York, NY (8,409 Rentals)


50 W 88TH St

157 W 87th7 St

344 87th St

412 W 149th St

244 East 121St Street

2777 Frederick Douglass Blvd

HAP Nine NY

507 W 149th St

165 E 104th St

1631 Lexington Ave

2775 Frederick Douglass Blvd

125 East 101st Street

511 W 149th St

165 W 87th St

523 W 149th St

27 W 88th St

328 87th St

1629 Lexington Ave

519 W 149th St

21 W 88th St

137 W 87th St

Baldwin Park Condominiums

250 E 117th St

107 E 100th St

The Ivy

326 W 87th St

513 W 149th St

320 W 87th St

766 Saint Nicholas Ave

167 W 87th St

35 W 88th St

1407 Madison Ave

322 W 87th St

330 W 87th St

163 W 87th St

515 W 149th St

23 W 88th St

29 W 88th St

334 W 87th St

1800 Amsterdam Ave

324 W 87th St

310 87th St

135 W 87th St

1912 3rd Ave

37 W 88th St

Conversion To 2-family

145 W 87th St

139 W 87th St

533 W 149th St

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