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


4145 Swift Ave

3786 43rd St

4269 Estrella Ave

4441 Winona Ave

4615 Bancroft St

3788 41st St

4083 47th St

4144-4152 N 48th St

4633 Bancroft St

4366 Winona Ave

4361-4369 33rd St

4675 Bancroft St

3821 38th St

4653 Bancroft St

4036-4038 Menlo Ave

3770 42nd Street

Highland Apartments Ii

4773 Bancroft St

4042-4048 N 47th St

4263 Felton St

4140 48th St

3778 Van Dyke Ave

4029 Menlo Ave

Euclid Avenue Apartments

4581-4585 Bancroft St

4360 Winona Ave

4225 Estrella Ave

3845 45th St

4597 50th St

4478 50th St

4577 Bancroft St

3820 45th St

4470 50th St

3770 Van Dyke Ave

4629 Bancroft St

4468 50th St

4374 Winona Ave

4767 Bancroft St

3853-3865 Cherokee Ave

4561 Bancroft St

3772 41st St

4340 Winona Ave

4025-4031 Wilson Ave

4059 47th St

4571-4575 Bancroft St

3756 Marlborough Ave

4533 Bancroft St

3874 Cherokee Ave

4036 47th St

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