
Apartments near Naval Medical Center San Diego in San Diego, CA (3,257 Rentals)


3830 Albatross St

4272-4278 Campus Ave

3745 Swift Ave

4036 32nd St

4167 Kansas St

4027 32nd St

3780 Swift Ave

3566-3580 L St

3796 Swift Ave

4121 Ohio St

4091-4097 Illinois St

Iowa Street Apartments

4050-4052 32nd St

3242 Lincoln Ave

4203 Idaho St

4117 Ohio St

4259-4265 Maryland St

Harbor View 4plex

3621 Reynard Way

801-807 Torrance St

La Esquina

4215 Idaho St

3925 33rd St

4060 32nd St

3769 Swift Ave

3805-3817 Wabash Ave

3931 33rd St

4263-65 ½ Maryland Street

4051-53 32nd St

331 S Bancroft St

4041 32nd St

3711-3719 35th St

3771 Swift Ave

3955 33rd St

3939 33rd St

4070 32nd St

4182 30th St

2224 El Cajon Blvd

2133 National Ave

4126 Illinois St

3109-3125 Ocean View Blvd

The Summit on Utah

3250-3260 Columbia St

3772 Dove St

3930 Wabash Ave

3808 Swift Ave

4138-4144 Illinois St

3783 35th St

3752 35th St

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