
Apartments near California and Battery-California Street Cable Car in San Francisco, CA (2,018 Rentals)


1351 Sacramento St

1459 Jones St

364-366 366A Lombard St

407-415 Lombard St

1800-1804 Mason St

1457 Jones St

1806 Mason St

813-817 Union St

431-443 Lombard St

1335 Clay St

1260 California St

Gaylord Suites

832 Sutter St

7-19 Leroy Place

1270 California St

1354 Sacramento St

585 Geary St

The Montaire

1340 Washington St

Mint Plaza

1834-1838 Mason St

1813 Mason St

1815-1825 Stockton St

1517 Jones St

one bedroom top floor apartment

1521-1531 Jones St

1215 Jackson St

866 Green St

1051-1053 Bush St

1049 Bush St

829 Folsom St

37-37A 39 Priest St

1856 Powell St

1850-1852 Powell St

1331 Washington St

700 Columbus Ave

244-248 Taylor St

1255 California St

1826-1832 Mason St

1620 Jones St

1814-1818 Mason St

1630 Jones St

851-857 Union St

201 Chestnut St

1820-1826 Grant Ave

1369 Sacramento St

1335 Washington St

695 Greenwich St

1848 Stockton St
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Back in the day when I rented one of my first apartments, the property didn’t even have laundry in the building. Now, rental properties are often competing against each other to provide the best amenities.