
Apartments near Ashby Station-Fremont - Richmond in Berkeley, CA (3,077 Rentals)


Dwight Way Apartments

2336-2338 Blake St

2222 Haste St

Dana Property

2304-2306 Dwight Way

2445 Derby St

3037 San Pablo Ave

2001 Channing Way

2135 Haste

2247 Dwight Way

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2683-2697 Mabel St

2409 Jefferson Ave

2823-2825 Hillegass Ave

2447 Derby St

Ellsworth Apartments

2629 Woolsey St

2736 Hillegass Ave

2803 Hillegass Ave

2415 Fulton St

2626 Ashby Ave

2632 Regent St

1626 Channing Way

2326-2332 McKinley Ave

2118 Channing Way

2424 Spaulding Ave

2405 California St

1445 Dwight Way

2529 Dana St

3118 College Ave

3110 College Ave

3020 College Ave

2419 Parker St

3050 College Ave

3014 College Ave - Elmwood

3158 College Ave

3140-3144 College Ave

2641 Webster St

2412 Atherton St

2418-2420 Atherton St

2626 Regent St

2743-2745 Hillegass Ave

2339 McGee Ave

1340 Blake St

2620 Regent

2513-2515 Dana St

2235 Haste St

2216 Channing Way

2127 Channing Way

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