
Apartments near University of California, San Francisco - Parnassus Campus in San Francisco, CA (5,253 Rentals)


234 Duncan St

210 27th St

1227 Guerrero St

291 27th Ave

550-560 Octavia St

2867 Clay St

2814-2818 Sacramento St

2614 California St

2957-2961 Washington St

410 30th St

1900 Steiner St

436-442 30th St

172 28th St

3016 Jackson St

2969 Jackson St

3028-3030 Jackson St

2955 Jackson St

2229 Divisadero St

262 27th Ave

218 26th Ave

270 27th Ave

224 26th Ave

2401 Lake St

771 35th Ave

302 28th Ave

150 28th St

2799 Sacramento St

367 Ivy St

332 Fell St

199 Gough St

239-241 Duncan St

479 Fair Oaks St

141-145 Gough St

1259 Guerrero St

486 Grove St

160-162 28th St

450 Hayes St

327 Linden St

229 Duncan St

640 Octavia St

1285 Guerrero St

246-248 27th Ave

2845-2849 Ulloa St

363 29th Ave

315-317 28th Ave

285 27th Ave

3395 35th Ave

6732 Geary Blvd

2838 Clement St

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