
Apartments near Ashby Station-Fremont - Richmond in Berkeley, CA (3,080 Rentals)


1611 63rd St

1507 Prince St

1614 63rd St

3041-3049 Sacramento St

1526 Harmon St

3302 California St

1633 Stuart St

1735 Ward St

1514 Julia St

1704 Ward St

2317 Webster St

2235 Ashby Ave

1528 Alcatraz Ave

1814 Derby St

1725 Ward St

1518 Harmon St

1515 Harmon St

1525-1527 Russell St

1600 63rd St

1521 Alcatraz Ave

Stuart Street Apartments

2243-2245 Ashby Ave

2325 Webster St

2327 Prince St

2151 Stuart St

1600 Stuart St

1512-1514 Harmon St

1520 Alcatraz Ave

1716 Derby St

1538 63rd St

1807-1811 Derby St

2932 Ellsworth St

2341 Prince St

2301 Ashby Ave

3042 Telegraph Ave

1614 62nd St

1610 62nd St

1507 Russell St

2630 Martin Luther King Jr Way

1514 Oregon St

3105 Telegraph Ave

2214-2216 Stuart St

2141 Ward

3111 Telegraph Ave

3053 Dohr St

2933 Stanton St

2931 Stanton St

2925 Stanton St

2347 Woolsey St

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