
Apartments near Plaza Kingston in San Diego, CA (3,342 Rentals)


4514 Felton St

4275 48th St

4015 Cherokee Ave

4655 33rd St

3560 Polk Ave

4866 Felton St

4250 SWIFT Ave

4468 Winona Ave

4675 33rd St

4050 46th St

4159 35th St

4046-4050 Cherokee Ave

Villa Terrace Apartments

4447 49th Street

3818 N 41st St

4038 Cherokee Ave

4763 33rd St

3867 44th St

4246 Swift Ave

4583-4587 33rd St

4191 Euclid Ave

3814 Marlborough Ave

3815 Marlborough Ave

3821 43rd St

4055 36th St

Talmadge Manor Apartments

4577 33rd St

4028 46th St

4057 46th St

35th Street Apartments

3862 39th St

4575 Winona Ave

4049 36th St

3867 38th St

4587 Winona Ave

4078 36th St

4265-4267 34th St

4230-4232 Swift Ave

4535 Winona Ave

4557 33rd St

38th Street Apartments

4325 Felton St

4058-4064 36th St

4549 33rd St

3828-3832 40th St

4181-4185 Euclid Ave

39th St. Apartments

4020 Cherokee Ave

4446-4448 Winona Ave

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