
Apartments near Spruce Street School in New York, NY (218 Rentals)


85 Leonard St

Cast Iron House

249 Church St

253 Church St

372 Broadway

97 Franklin Street

95 Franklin St

Franklin Street

70-72 Franklin St

74 Franklin St

86-88 Franklin St

82 Franklin St

84 Franklin Street

78 Franklin St

80 Franklin St

51-53 White St

388 Broadway

392 Broadway

39 White St

46 White St

281 Church St

54 White St

50 White St

Phosphorus Crackled Roseville Corp.

40 White St

38 White St

44 White St

42 White St

Walker 51

61 Walker St

55-57 Walker St

47 Walker St

43-45 Walker St

49 Walker St

55 Walker St

39 Walker St

405 Broadway

48-50 Walker St

56 Walker St

58 Walker St

40 Walker St

Luxury New Development

50 Lispenard St

304 Canal St

302 Canal St

45 Lispenard St

37 Lispenard St

326-332 Canal St

The Clark Building

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