
Apartments near Grantville-Green Line in San Diego, CA (1,862 Rentals)


4 Units & Sfr

4342 Highland Ave

4471 51st St

4545 Collwood Blvd

4640 Wilson Ave

4752 Hawley Blvd

4341-4345 44th St

4335-4341 Highland Ave

4866 Felton St

4454-4460 52nd St

4744 Hawley Blvd

4468-4472 39th St

4492 38th St

4365-4375 42nd St

4651-4653 35th St

Casa del Sol

4453 51st

4505 Dawson Ave

4117-4123 Meade Ave

4542-4548 37th St

4554-4556 Cherokee Ave

4441-4447 51st St

4620 Wilson Ave

4421-4425 Altadena Ave

4586 36th St

4526-4532 37th St

4368 42nd St

Heritage Villas

4424 Altadena Ave

4541 Cherokee Ave

4778 34th St

4359-4363 42nd St

4377 Marlborough Ave

4455-4461 52nd St

4342-4350 Copeland Ave

4555 36th St

4381 41st St

4378 Marlborough Ave

4087-4089 Meade Ave

4737 34th

3449-3455 Adams Ave

4437 51st St

4360 42nd St

4334-4340 Van Dyke Ave

Monroe Manor

4546 54th St

4330 43rd St

4548 Cherokee Ave

Laurel Manor

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