
Apartments near Ashby Station-Fremont - Richmond in Berkeley, CA (3,078 Rentals)


2594 Milvia St

2634 Fulton St

2418 Ashby Ave

2140 Carleton St

1708 Parker St

2627 California St

2531 Martin Luther King Jr Way

2033-2035 Parker St

1930 Blake St

2627 Fulton St

2924 Florence St

2339 Oregon St

1800 Blake St

1525 Derby St

1622 Parker St

1605 Carleton St

2214 Carleton St

2000-2006 Blake St

2016 Blake St

2410 Russell St

2316 Ward St

2318 Ward St

2218 Carleton St

1612 Parker St

1319 Haskell St

1314 Haskell St

1819 Blake St

2259-2261 Derby St

2600 Fulton St

2239-2253 Derby St

2319 Ward St

1436 Derby St

2804 Acton St

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2812-2820 Telegraph Ave

2919-2921 Florence St

2023-2025 Blake St

1809 Blake St

1319-1323 Ashby Ave

Ashby Apartments

3228 Idaho St

2651 Sacramento St

1504 Carleton St

1723-1725 Blake St

2131 Parker St

2542 Fulton St

2603 Fulton St

2210 Parker St

2817 Telegraph Ave

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