
Apartments near Renaissance School Of The Arts in New York, NY (90 Rentals)


The Sedona

234 E 118th St

236 E 118th St

2268 First Ave

2248 2nd Ave

2255 2nd Ave

No Fee Rental 354 116th Street 2

2253 2nd Ave

2243 First Ave

322 E 117th St

2290 2nd Ave

2288 2nd Ave

330 E 117th St

333 E 118th St

332 E 117th St

329 E 118th St

2290 Second Ave

2294 2nd Ave

339-341 E 118th St

336 E 117th St

2272 2nd Ave

2270 2nd Ave

327 East 116th Street

323 E 116th St

Arterra

333 E 116th St

2308 2nd Ave

2293 1st Ave

2291 1/2 2nd Ave

2264 Second Avenue

2283 2nd Ave

2285 2nd Ave

2281 First Ave

2287-2291 First Ave

2285 First Ave

341 E 116th St

330 E 119th St

343 E 116th St

355 E 116th St

2265 First Ave

250 E 117th St

306 East 119th St Apt 2

HAP Nine NY

308 E 116th St

352 E 119th St

The Ivy

332 E 116th St

304 E 116th St

2261 2nd Ave

Located in the New York City Geographic District # 4 at 410 E 100th St in Manhattan, NY, Renaissance School Of The Arts serves grades 6-8 & ungraded and has an enrollment of roughly 194 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 Manhattan apartments for rent that are close to Renaissance School Of The Arts 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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