
Apartments near La Jolla High in San Diego, CA (205 Rentals)


La Jolla Crest

Playa Del Sur Apartments

6627-6631 La Jolla Blvd

Herschel Apartments

The Tides

6504-6512 La Jolla Blvd

701-703 Silver St

Herschel Apartments

Chateau La Jolla

Oceans 315

Girard Square

Sea + Stone

La Jolla/Windansea Apartments

332 Prospect St

The Leland

The Leland II

In Eden

La Jolla Village Lodge

1020-1026 Coast Blvd S

La Jolla Plaza

La Jolla Promenade

2031 Paseo Dorado

Colima Apartments

Playa del Oro

La Jolla Windward Shores Apartments

Sapphire Apartments

Casas by the Sea

1110 W Muirlands Dr

1110 W Muirlands Dr

6455 La Jolla Blvd

7116 Country Club Dr

6125 Terryhill Dr

1846 Castellana Rd

1177 Avenida Amantea

5806 Bucknell Ave

2643 Hidden Valley Rd

7975 Caminito Del Cid

2579 Caminito Muirfield

8168 La Jolla Shores Dr

5204 Chelsea St

2600 Torrey Pines Rd

Total Monthly Price
5618 Bellevue Ave

814-816 Sapphire St

736-742 Agate St

1018-1024 Agate St

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