
Apartments near Telecare Heritage Psychiatric Health Facility in Oakland, CA (3,701 Rentals)


654 Vernon

660 Vernon St

210 Santa Clara Ave

438 Vernon St

515 Vernon St

282 Adams St

205 Macarthur Blvd

381 Adams Ave

385 Adams St

383 Adams St

250 Montecito

271 Lenox Ave

265 Lenox Ave

Lenox Properties

335 Adams St

10 Moss Ave

245 Perkins St

388-394 Vernon St

1626 65th Ave

6405 Bancroft Ave

1634 65th Ave

1618 65th Ave

303 Adams St

429 Vernon St

415 Vernon St

St Andrew Park

255 Lee St

21 Moss Ave

624 Mariposa Ave

330 Vernon St

Magnolia Garden

371 Vernon St

361 Vernon St

25 Moss Ave

29 Moss Ave

367 Vernon St

394 Orange St

438 Orange St

357 Vernon St

408 Orange St

418-420 Orange St

International Boulevard Apartments

388 Orange St

Chateau Lyon

33 Moss Ave

372 Orange St

376 Orange St

392 Orange St

Magnolia Garden
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