
Apartments near 56-16 Myrtle Avenue, 56-20 Myrtle Avenue, 56-30 Myrtle Avenue in Ridgewood, NY (6,290 Rentals)


1383 Willoughby Ave

132A Stanhope St

845 Hart St

667 Evergreen Ave

313 Knickerbocker Ave

55 Saint Nicholas Ave

202 Wilson Ave

1355 Myrtle Ave

59 Saint Nicholas Ave

1117 Jefferson Ave

7016 66th Pl

165 Stockholm St

1422 DeKalb Ave

1066 Hancock Street

Carmen Vasquez Senior Housing

72-50 66th St

99-103 Grove St

189 Wilson Ave

702 Evergreen Ave

1064 Hancock St

81 Cornelia St

116 Cooper St

109 Cooper St

1420 Dekalb Ave

1062 Halsey St

1066 Halsey St

96 Covert St

198 Wilson Ave

1353 Myrtle Ave

312 Suydam St

54 Saint Nicholas Ave

1447 Dekalb Ave

298 Suydam St

83 Bleecker St

300 Suydam St

72 Bleecker St

81 Bleecker St

45 Saint Nicholas Ave

1269 Willoughby Ave

344 Starr St

1267 Willoughby Ave

326 Starr St

50 St Nicholas Ave

309 Knickerbocker Ave

334 Starr St

683 Evergreen Ave

1433-1437 Dekalb Ave

142 Stockholm St

1441 Dekalb Ave

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How much are Studio apartments in Ridgewood?
There are currently 3,533 Studio Apartments in Ridgewood with rent ranges from $1,525 to $6,385 with an average price of $2,908.
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