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


290 N Railroad Ave

63 Titus Ave

Fieldstone Villa

2547 Amboy Rd

2-6 Dorothea Pl

74-78 Winham Ave

352 Parkinson Ave

3150-3166 Richmond Rd

Grasmere Gardens

108 Parkinson Ave

100 Parkinson Ave

21-62 Francine Ct

270 Norway Ave

6 Arc Pl

57 Parkinson Ave

1070 Manor Rd

1064 Manor Rd

1060 Manor Rd

166 Roma Ave

25 Stonegate Dr

4 Marie St

17 Mallory Ave

34 McLaughlin St

Elbee Gardens

36 Andrews St

9 Andrews Street, Staten Island NY 10305

11 Andrews Street

21 Baltic Ave

373 Gansevoort Blvd

1893 Clove Rd

3435 Richmond Rd

326 Mcclean Ave

63 Little Clove Rd

10 Manorville Ct

23 Aultman Ave

461 Medina St

188-190 Sand Ln

15A Bradley Ct

351 Adelaide Ave

265 Sand Ln

233 Sand Ln

284 Mcclean Ave

Sunrise Tower

270-272 McClean Ave

375 Sand Ln

660 Richmond Rd

664 Richmond Rd

335 Bradley Ave

11 Mosel Loop

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There are currently 1,239 Studio Apartments in Staten Island with rent ranges from $890 to $2,941 with an average price of $2,060.
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