
Apartments near Fairmont University in San Diego, CA (3,176 Rentals)


3325 Lincoln Ave

4505 Dawson Ave

4151 Wabash Ave

4670 36th St

Madison Ave. Apartments

East Mountain View Haven

3724 Nile St

Monroe Villas

3662-3664 Nile St

Tuberose Apartments

3538 Madison Ave

3939 33rd St

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3925 33rd St

2516 Fairmount Ave

4366-4368 34th St

4620 Wilson Ave

3931 33rd St

Villa Madrid Condominiums

3674 Nile St

4657 Wilson Ave

3312-3322 Lincoln Ave

4669 Wilson Ave

4070 Wabash Ave

4060 Wabash Ave

4640 Wilson Ave

4222 Felton St

4050 Wabash Ave

North Park Bungalows

4325 Felton St

4471 34th St

4545 Contour Blvd

3327-3329 Polk Ave

4254 Felton St

3752 Nile St

3514-3520 Madison Ave

4541 Contour Blvd

4353 Felton St

3955 33rd St

2504-2510 Fairmount Ave

4430 Laurel St

4629-4637 35th St

4001 33rd St

35th Street Villas

4156 Wabash Ave

4233-4243 33rd St

4560-4566 35th St

4544-4550 35th St

4521 Hawley Blvd

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