
Apartments near Baker Beach in San Francisco, CA (2,220 Rentals)


3342 Anza St

225 11th St

262 12th Ave

578 26th Ave

840 Lake St

571 26th Ave

405 33rd Ave

245 11th Ave

375 14th Ave

284 12th Ave

590 26th Ave

2910 Anza St

4845 California St

3215 Clement St

6732 Geary Blvd

3530 Anza St

601 24th Ave

2828 Anza St

569 28th Ave

3201-3207 Anza St

600 24th Ave

752 Lake St

3411 Anza St

600 25th Ave

479 32nd Ave

2943-2949 Anza St

553 29th Ave

107-109 9th Ave

2917 Anza St

315 12th Ave

2835 Anza St

Del Rey Apartments

740-744 Lake St

606-608 26th Ave

3421 Anza St

135 9th Ave

588-596 28th Ave

3501 Anza St

3315 Clement St

2701-2707 Anza St

435 15th Ave

1000 Clement St

4730-4734 California St

3525 Anza St

362-364 Funston Ave

2620 Anza St

370 Funston Ave

3333 Clement St

3633 Anza St

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With a Baker Beach apartment, you have access to a mile long beach with awesome views of the Marin Headlands, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the western Presidio behind you. San Francisco apartments dwellers enjoy this beach too, as it allows a great escape on a sunny afternoon, away from the congestion of the city. Residents of Baker Beach apartments have it great if they can ride their bike or walk from their apartment. It can get rather crowded and congested on those perfect weather weekends, and parking, although there is a lot, may be tough. For families of San Francisco apartments, there's an historical museum called the Battery Chamberlain with cool military photographs. The Battery itself held a "disappearing gun" that was used to protect the harbor's minefields. Today, people who live in Baker Beach apartments can see a 97,000 pound cannon placed here in 1977 that can still "disappear." The San Francisco apartment resident who is a hiker can pick up the Coastal Trail on the rocky cliff side. The upper end of the park is designated (but not officially) as a "clothes optional" section. At the east end of the beach parking lot is an area stocked with picnic tables, barbecue grills and thankfully, restrooms. It's all you could want in a San Francisco beach.
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