
Apartments near The Lexington Academy in New York, NY (131 Rentals)


1928 3rd Ave

1598 Lexington Ave

1613 Lexington Ave

1713 Lexington Ave

167 E 107th St

1938 Third Ave

129 E 101st St

119 E 101st St

1351 Park Ave

159 E 107th St

125 East 101st Street

111 E 101st St

101 E 101st St

1729 Lexington Ave

1727 Lexington Ave

179 East 107th Street

168 E 108th St

166 E 108th St

150 E 108th St

Huxley

106 E 101st St

176 E 108th St

180 E 108th St

178 E 108th St

107 E 100th St

1325 Park Ave

105 E 100th St

127 E 100th St

134 E 104th St

Good Neighbor Apartments

1636-1648 Lexington Ave

1677 Lexington Ave

168 East 104th Street

153 E 103rd St

154 E 106th St

170-172 E 105th St

126 E 103rd St

124 E 103rd St

122 E 103rd St

181 E 104th St

118-120 E 103rd St

175 E 105th St

112-114 E 103rd St

170 E 106th St

Revive 103 Rehab

La Casita

102-104 E 103rd St

Live On Third

172-174 E 106th St
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