
Apartments near New Traditions Elementary in San Francisco, CA (548 Rentals)


161 Ashbury St

224 Shrader St

19 Ashbury St

2070 Fell St

214-216 Shrader St

225-229 Ashbury St

230 Shrader St

1814-1818 Fell St

238 Shrader St

1930 Fulton St

1890 Grove St

17 Ashbury St

1910 Fulton St

48-50 Ashbury St

245 Shrader St

1880 Fulton St

212-214 Ashbury St

235 Shrader St

2100 Fell St

255 Shrader St

29-29A 31 Hemway Terr.

2136 Fell St

2130 Fell St

2237 Fulton St

1870 Fulton St

2243-2247 Fulton St

2140 Fell St

2249 Fulton St

2276 Hayes St

2500 Mcallister St

801 Masonic Ave

1730 Fell St

2261 Fulton St

2255-2259 Fulton St

1850 Fulton St

1799 Grove St

2150 Fell St

2160 Fell St

2271 Fulton St

655-657 Masonic Ave

607-609 Masonic Ave

829-851 Masonic Ave

807 Masonic Ave

1820 Fulton St

825 Masonic Ave

550 Stanyan St

599 Masonic Ave

2277 Fulton St

1798 Grove St
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Located in the San Francisco Unified School District at 2049 Grove Street in San Francisco, CA, New Traditions Elementary School serves grades K-5 and has an enrollment of roughly 182 students. If you're trying to find an apartment rental near the school, you must know which floorplan options are available and what current specials the apartment community might be offering. We've compiled a list of top San Francisco apartments for rent that are close to New Traditions Elementary School with all of the contact info that you'll need to find the perfect place. View these popular apartment prices, pictures and floorplans today!
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