
Apartments near Grantville-Green Line in San Diego, CA (1,861 Rentals)


4307-4311 51st St

4738 Bancroft St

4301 51st St

4226 49th St

4438 Wilson Ave

4333-4349 Orange Ave

4183 Highland Ave

3128 Collier Ave

4650 Felton St

4575-4785 Orange Ave

4675 33rd St

4211 N 48th St

Monroe Villas

4425-4427 Dayton St

4475 35th St

4276 Altadena Ave

4258 50th St

4182 Chamoune Ave

4252-4260 41st St

4521 Hawley Blvd

4226 Marlborough Ave

4642 Felton St

3250 Adams Ave

4168 44th St

4245 Central Ave

4411 Wilson Ave

4548 Hawley Blvd

4182 Menlo Ave

4230-4232 Winona Ave

4294 51st St

4266 Altadena Ave

4204 Copeland Ave

5337-5347 Meade Ave

4840 W Mountain View Dr

4251-4255 50th St

4336-4338 Mcclintock St

4655 33rd St

Robindale

4165-4175 Highland Ave

4615 Felton St

4247 50th St

4649 33rd St

4348 37th St

49th Street Apartments

4834 W Mountain View Dr

4221 49th St

4632 Felton St

4164 46th St

4191 Euclid Ave

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