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


4352 49th St

4026-4032 Cherokee Ave

4450-4456 Winona Ave

4165-4175 Euclid Ave

3830 44th St

4442 Winona Ave

4077 Menlo Ave

3821-& 3825 44th St

4334 49th

4638 33rd St

4127 35th St

3863 Highland Ave

4652 33rd St

4277 Estrella Ave

4083-4085 Wilson Ave

4354 Felton St

3868 38th St

3805 Central Ave

4229 48th St

4048 Menlo Ave

Sebastian Arms

4021-4027 36th St

Palm Terrace

4078 47th St

4283-4287 Estrella Ave

4050 36th St

4742-4746 33rd St

4428 Winona Ave

4262 Estrella Ave

4418-4422 Winona Ave

Five Gated Access Beauties

3800 43rd St

39th St. Apartments

3871-75 37th St

Sun Villa Apartment

4036-42 36th St

4483 Winona Ave

4762 33rd St

4236 Estrella Ave

3878 37th St

4211 N 48th St

Mission Villas

4246 Estrella Ave

3871 45th St

4774 33rd St

4059 Menlo Ave

4626 33rd St

4136 35th St

4170 N 48th St

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