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


4467-4469 Dawson Ave

Tres Palmas

4542 Cherokee Ave

4454 Dawson Ave

4432-4436 52nd St

4384 N 41st St

4316 43rd St

3538 Madison Ave

El Camino Apartments

5253 Monroe Ave

4629-4637 35th St

4368 Marlborough Ave

4530 Cherokee Ave

4772 34th St

4539 36th St.

4725-4729 34th St

4455 Mcclintock St

4326 Copeland Ave

4415-4419 51st St

4465 Mcclintock St

4321-4329 Euclid Ave

4336 48th St

4344 42nd St

4530 54th St

4331 42nd St

Madison Ave. Apartments

4752 34th St

4287 47th St

4352 Marlborough Ave

4319 Copeland Ave

4366 Winona Ave

4422 39th St

4467-4481 MCCLINTOCK St

4328 48th St

4288 47th St

4344 Estrella Ave

4312-4316 Van Dyke Ave

4282 Menlo Ave

4374 Winona Ave

4405 39th St

4442 Dawson Ave

4283 46th St

4461-4463 Dawson Ave

4352 49th St

4740 34th St

Tahiti Palms

4309-4317 42nd St

4414 39th St

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