
Apartments near Ps 11 Kathryn Phelan in Queens, NY (142 Rentals)


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6102 43rd Ave, Unit 1

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4135 50th St, Unit 2

52-12 Roosevelt Ave

Sunnyhill Gardens

54-19 Roosevelt Ave

54-02 Skillman Ave

4107 54th St

53-17 Skillman Ave

4116 54th St

4139 54th St

41-18 54th St

41-22 54th St

5704 Woodside Ave

4111 53rd St

Berkeley Co-Op Towers

4119 53rd St

4123 53rd St

52-29 Skillman Ave

41-29 53rd St

4120 53rd St

4147 56th St

41-26 53rd St

52-02-52-08 Skillman Ave

4130 53rd St

4117 52nd St

4129 52nd St

4108 53rd St

5205 Skillman Ave

41-31 52nd St

4311 54th St

4307 54th St

4309 54th St

5126 Skillman Avenue Apartments

5216 Roosevelt Ave

52-10 Roosevelt Ave

4112 52nd St

41-14 52nd St

4132 52nd St

5119 Skillman Ave

41-28 52nd St

43-15 57th St

52-08 Roosevelt Ave

4317 57th St

5111 Skillman Ave

52-06 Roosevelt Ave

52-21 39th Rd

4321 57th St

4005 59th St

5204 Roosevelt Ave

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