
Apartments near Jefferson Avenue-Staten Island Railway in Staten Island, NY (140 Rentals)


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276 Prescott Ave, Unit 2

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19 Jasper St

0 Penn Ave

221 Midland Ave

0 Clawson St

14 Atlantic Ave, Unit #2

96 Renwick Ave, Unit 1

564 Oder Ave

284 Fairbanks Ave

300 Jefferson Ave

171 Liberty Ave

111 Fields Ave

Woodview Condominium

Grant Terrace Condominium

145 Lincoln Ave

Chateau Villa

1910 Richmond Rd

104-106 Hamden Ave

Colonial Gardens

41 Husson St

665 N Railroad Ave

227 Buel Ave

84 Lincoln Ave

261 Lincoln Ave

629 Laconia Ave

105 Seaview Ave

99 Seaview Ave

70 Hancock St

188-194 Greeley Ave

163 Cromwell Ave

294 Garretson Ave

235 Bryant Ave

454 Jefferson Ave

363 Cromwell Ave

414 Garretson Ave

465 Buel Ave

11-18 Burbank Ave

49 Newberry Ave

Birchwood Gardens Condos

560 Lincoln Ave

2401-2407 Richmond Rd

288 New Dorp Ln

302 New Dorp Plz

2437 Richmond Rd

1214 Richmond Rd

175 3rd St

1215 Father Capodanno Blvd

1160 Richmond Rd

167 Nevada Ave

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