
Apartments near Tierra Alta Plaza in San Diego, CA (3,591 Rentals)


Cherokee Point Courtyard

3871 45th St

4029 Chamoune Ave

4272-4278 Menlo Ave

3863 45th St

4258 N 34th St

4114 Swift Ave

3662 Van Dyke Ave

4268-4270 Menlo Ave

Pacific Pines Village

4218-4228 34th St

4121 46th St

3762-3764 36th St

4319 Landis St

4151-4161 34th St

4139 N 46th St

4141-4147 34th St

4222 Menlo Ave

3667-3669 Van Dyke Ave

3845 45th St

3684-3692 Alexia Pl

4526 Hawley Blvd

3827 35th St

4353 Felton St

3689 43rd St

3868 Chamoune Ave

4263 Felton St

4520 Hawley Blvd

4042 Swift Ave

4182 Menlo Ave

Galaxy Court

4050 46th St

3639 42nd St

4440-4444 Menlo Ave

4375 Felton St

4325 Felton St

3821 45th St

4087 46th St

4337 Menlo Ave

4028 46th St

4355 Menlo Ave

Menlo Avenue

4146 Menlo Ave

3757 Wilson Ave

3622 42nd St

4720-4734 Wilson Ave

4755 Wilson Ave

3627-3633 42nd St

4273 Menlo Ave

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