
Apartments near Columbia Secondary School in New York, NY (239 Rentals)


514 Manhattan Ave

90 Morningside Drive

Vandewater

The Delaware

St Valier

497 Manhattan Ave

501 Manhattan Ave

414 W 120th St

Northpoint Towers

362 W 127th St

12 Convent Ave

1211-1215 Amsterdam Ave

524 W 122nd St

14 Convent St

508 Manhattan Ave

481 Manhattan Ave

506 Manhattan Ave

526 W 122nd St

419-421 W 119th St

504 Manhattan Ave

500 Manhattan Ave

496 Manhattan Ave

498 Manhattan Ave

309 W 121st St

312 W 121st St

492 Manhattan Ave

317 W 120th St

Butler Hall

424-430 W 119th St

The Gerard

301 W 121st St

401 W 118th St

415 W 118th St

364 W 119th St

360 W 119th St

417 W 118th St

The Terrace

270 W 123rd St

Castle Court

GoldSmith Hall

421 W 118th St

Apex Condominiums

1181-1187 Amsterdam Ave

2262 Frederick Douglass Blvd

2268 Frederick Douglass Blvd

266 W 123rd St

220 St Nicholas Ave

Broadstone Lane II

262 W 123rd St

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