
Apartments near Naval Medical Center San Diego in San Diego, CA (3,256 Rentals)


2415 Curlew St

3119-3121 1st Ave

Coral Ridge

1430 Robinson Ave

3772 Arnold Ave

3762 Villa Ter

3744 Pershing Ave

3609-3615 30th St

Villa Sao Miguel

2601 Imperial Ave

3782-3788 Centre St

3793 Centre St

Sprucewood Condominiums

3571 6th Ave

1836 Columbia St

3104-3108 1st Ave

3125-3143 1st Ave

1440 Robinson Ave

3512 Herman Ave

1119 34th St

3029 J St

3520 Herman Ave

3751-3761 Villa Ter

Columbia and Hawthorn

Alexan Little Italy

3617 30th St

3022 Dwight St

3528 Herman Ave

Columbia Lofts

3785 Herbert St

3805 Herbert St

3802 Centre St

1642 Columbia St

1209-1215 Robinson Ave

1221 Robinson St

1280 Robinson Ave

1410 Robinson Ave

2326 Wightman

3764-3772 Villa Ter

2949-2955 K St

41 19th St

3767 Villa Ter

3400-3499 Villa Ter

3776 Villa Terr.

3820 Georgia St

1445 Essex St

Porta D'Italia

1756 Essex St

1463 Essex St

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