
Apartments near Fenton Parkway-Green Line in San Diego, CA (2,729 Rentals)


3044 Suncrest Dr

4751 33rd St

4738 33rd St

4735 Bancroft

4721 32nd St

Mission Terrace

4722 33rd St

Kansas Street Apartments

Gorgeous renovated building! Light, bright, and airy!

3005 Suncrest Dr

El Paraiso Apartment

3171 Adams Ave

The Courtyard

Palm Grove Villas

4735 Idaho St

4674 Bancroft St

4761 Mansfield St

4681-4685 Kansas St

4720-4726 Idaho St

4657 32nd St

McMission Village

4783 Wilson Ave

4663 Kansas St

4665-4671 Utah St

The Amberjack

4674 Utah St

4664 N 34th St

4656 34th St

Normal Heights Apartments

Bancroft Apartments

4632 33rd St

4617 30th St

Kansas Street Apartments

4662-4668 Idaho St

Serra Bella Apartments

4614 33rd St

North Park Towers

4650-4654 Hawley Blvd

4609 Bancroft St

Santa Rosa Villas Apartments

4608 33rd St

4721-4729 Wilson Ave

2476-2498 Adams Ave

4618-4626 Utah St

4576-4580 32nd St

Stylus & Siena

4668 Wilson Ave

4566 Ohio St

4658-4664 Hamilton St

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