
Apartments near Point Loma High in San Diego, CA (541 Rentals)


Loma Vista Apartment Homes

2133 Chatsworth Blvd

Sunset Village

2125 Chatsworth Blvd

Colony Apartments

3747-3753 Udall St

Harbor Villas

3822-3838 Voltaire St

2053 Chatsworth Blvd

3733-3763 Curtis St

Sir Chic

2103 Worden St

3830-40 Tennyson St

Upper Voltaire

Cabri

Point View

2238 Famosa Blvd

4095 Famosa Blvd

4131 Udall St

4135 Udall St

4166 Udall St

4151 Udall St

4225-4227 Whittier St

4250-4258 Whittier St

3244 Nimitz Blvd

4231 Whittier St

4225 Montalvo St

Montalvo

Point Loma Tennis Club

4230 Montalvo St

4266-4272 Valeta St

4256 Montalvo St

1803 Locust Ave

4332 Banning St

3017-3031 Oliphant St

3140-3144 Macaulay St

3034-3038 Newell St

3102-3112 Macaulay St

3025 Newell St

2707 Camulos St

Mentone Street Apartments

2727 Camulos St

4309 Mentone St

4318-4320 Montalvo St

3026-3032 Macaulay St

3040-3058 Macaulay St

3020 MacAulay St

4338 Montalvo St

1706-1708 Locust St
San Diego, CA Local Guide

Located in the San Diego Unified School District at 2335 Chatsworth Boulevard in San Diego, CA, Point Loma High School serves grades 9-12 and has an enrollment of roughly 1988 students. If you're trying to find an apartment rental near the school, you must know which floorplan options are available and what current specials the apartment community might be offering. We've compiled a list of top San Diego apartments for rent that are close to Point Loma High School with all of the contact info that you'll need to find the perfect place. View these popular apartment prices, pictures and floorplans today!
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