
Apartments near Grantville-Green Line in San Diego, CA (1,860 Rentals)


4143-4145 44th St

4614 Felton St

Palm Terrace

4139 N 46th St

4535 34th St

4638 33rd St

4165 42nd St

4157 Van Dyke Ave

3225 Adams Ave

4335 Cherokee Ave

4162 Van Dyke Ave

4146 Menlo Ave

4577 Felton St

4734-4738 32nd St

4135 44th St

4225-4231 50th St

4525 34TH St

4338 Cherokee Ave

4159 42nd St

4126 46th St

4546-4554 34th St

4321-4325 53rd St

4162 Estrella Ave

Menlo Avenue

4260 52nd St

5025 Trojan Ave

4139 43rd St

4978 Orange Ave

Altar-mar Apartments

4174 Marlborough Ave

4156 48th St

4653 Bancroft St

4769 W Mountain View Dr

4156 Van Dyke Ave

4213-4223 50th St

4224-4234 Altadena Ave

4121 46th St

4358 36th St

4181 41st St

Alta Manor Apartments

4138 Van Dyke Ave

4143-4145 Van Dyke Ave

4584 Felton St

4534 34th St

4377 Wilson Ave

4148 Van Dyke Ave

4144-4152 N 48th St

4126 Menlo Ave

4122 Highland Ave

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