
Apartments near San Diego Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, CA (964 Rentals)


The Farm House

3612-3618 4th Ave

3761 3rd Ave

3779-3785 3rd Ave

3264 4th Ave

3364-3366 4th Ave

248 Nutmeg St

Cuarto Apartments

Kettner Crossing Phase 1

3831-3835 Third Avenue

4027 1st Ave

3775 3rd Ave

128 Kalmia St

3928-3934 3rd Ave

825 W Beech St

4129 Front St

West Ivy

2149-2159 Front St

230-248 W Grape St

3920-3924 3rd Ave

3664 4th Ave

Banker's Hill Apartments

The Mauryan

2028-2034 Front St

Bay View Apartments

3944 3rd Ave

1587 Kettner Blvd

Breeza

2141 Front St

2127 Front St

325 Robinson Ave

3815 3rd Ave

3726-3732 4th Ave

3744-3746 4th Ave

Wellington Square

1209 Hueneme St

5725 Linda Vista Rd

1526-1532 Scott St

Palatine Bankers Hill

Kettner Crossing Phase 2

4093 1st Ave

350 Nutmeg St

2130 1st Ave

4030 3rd Ave

201 Kalmia St

Harbor View

1575 Locust St

2328 2nd Ave

2929 Ingelow St

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