
Apartments near Harvest Collegiate High School in New York, NY (659 Rentals)


15 Cornelia St

25 Barrow St

83 Perry St

18 Jones St

17 Cornelia St

22 Jones St

20 Jones Street

21 Cornelia St

387 Bleecker St

370 Bleecker St

250 W 10th St

246 W 10th St

252 West 10th Street

44 W 14th St

Courtney House

29 W 12th St

56 W 12th St

96 Fifth Ave

527 Avenue of the Americas

80 W 12th St

82-84 W 12th St

UMD Building

106 W 13th St

55-61 W 11th St

51 W 11th St

Stonehenge Gardens

59 Fifth Ave

True North Flatiron 27

True North Flatiron 43

37-39 W 16th St

466 Avenue of the Americas

116 W 14th St

117 West 13th Street

True North Gold Coast

The 5th Avenue

56 West 11th Street

18-20 E 14th St

The Markle

119 W 15th St

70 W 11TH St

78 W 11th St

128 W 13th St

31 W 17th St

The Villager<sup>®</sup>

57 West 10th Street

131-133 W 15th St

38 W Tenth St

True North University Place

8-10 E 16th St

Located in the New York City Geographic District # 2 at 34 W 14th St in New York, NY, Harvest Collegiate High School serves grades n/a. If you're trying to find an apartment rental near the school, you must know which floorplan options are available and what current specials the apartment community might be offering. We've compiled a list of top New York apartments for rent that are close to Harvest Collegiate High School with all of the contact info that you'll need to find the perfect place. View these popular apartment prices, pictures and floorplans today!
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