
Apartments near US Government Reservation in Staten Island, NY (594 Rentals)


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8316 6th Ave

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576 83rd St

521 83rd St

580 83rd St

318 80th St

556 82nd St

562 82nd St

550 82nd St.

521 82nd street

8125 5th Ave

580 82nd St

511 82nd St

517 82nd St

549 82nd St

537 82nd St

525 82nd St

559 82nd St

567 82nd St

8104-8106 5th Ave

551 82nd St

571 82nd St

8020 4th Ave

272 79th St

7910 3rd Ave

7805 Ridge Blvd

8102 6th Ave

3rd Ave

Rose Court

7826 3rd Ave

7721 Ridge Blvd

8001 Fifth Ave

7920 4th Ave

433 80th St

435 80th St

475 80th St

The Embassy

7801 3rd Ave

559 80th St

561 80th St

573 80th St

555 80th St

575 80th St

7916 6th Ave

Royal Poinciana

335 78th St

The Pilgrim

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How much are Studio apartments in Staten Island?
There are currently 1,238 Studio Apartments in Staten Island with rent ranges from $890 to $2,921 with an average price of $2,099.
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