
Apartments near Fenton Marketplace in San Diego, CA (2,553 Rentals)


3030 Monroe Ave

4517 30th St

Cherokee Apartments

4574-4580 Oregon St

4518-4524 Kansas St

2154 Adams Ave

4566-4572 Oregon St

3538 Madison Ave

4541-4543 Idaho St

4585 Hamilton St

4550 Idaho St

4534 Utah St

4502-4512 Ohio St

4523 Bancroft St

4546-4554 34th St

4620 Wilson Ave

4586 35th St

4658-4662 Cherokee Ave

4515 Kansas St

Madison Ave. Apartments

4510-4516 30th St

LEVELS on Hamilton

4528 Utah St

4507-4513 32nd St

4532-4534 Felton St

4492-4502 Illinois St

4541 Felton St

4548 Hawley Blvd

4621 Wilson Ave

4679 Cherokee Ave

4501 Illinois St

4507-4513 Utah St

3018-3020 Monroe Ave

4578 35th St

Padre Garden

4514 Felton

5051-5059 Marlborough Dr

4525 Idaho St

4576 Hamilton St

4669 Cherokee Ave

4517 Utah St

4559 Hamilton St

4522 Utah St

4534 34th St

4558-4560 Oregon St

4570-4576 35th St

4561 Hawley Blvd

Felton Street Apartments

4519 Idaho St

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