
Apartments near NYC Lab High School for Collaborative Studies in New York, NY (2,149 Rentals)


AKA Sutton Place - Furnished

The Picasso

35-39 E 60th St

238 E 58th St

800 Fifth Ave

The Bamford

234 East 58th Street

127 E 60th St

223 East 58th Street

340 E 57th St

239 E 58th St

315 E 57th St

237-239 E 58th St

110 E 61st St

136 E 61st St

Le Triomphe

235-241 E 59th St

233 E 59th St

209-211 E 60th St

1022-1024 3rd Ave

217 E 60th St

145 E 61st St

44 E 63rd St

795 Lexington Ave

797 Lexington Avenue

717 Madison Avenue

243 E 60th St

145-147 E 62nd St

223 E 61st St

4-6 E 65th St

103-105 E 63rd St

107 E 63rd St

Mews 65th

833 Lexington Ave

1065 3rd Ave

160 East 64th Street

33-39 E 65th St

764 Madison Ave

866 Lexington Ave

857 Lexington Ave

Carlton Towers

780 Madison Ave

133 East 65th St

20 E 67th St

880-882 Lexington Ave

878 Lexington Ave

876 Lexington Avenue

5 E 67th St

17 E 67th St

Located in the New York City Geographic District # 2 at 333 W 17th St in New York, NY, Nyc Lab High School For Collaborative Studies serves grades 9-12 and has an enrollment of roughly 579 students. 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 Nyc Lab High School For Collaborative Studies 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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