
Apartments near California and Front-California Street Cable Car in San Francisco, CA (4,649 Rentals)


1334 Pine St

1235 Hyde St

1825 Leavenworth St

2153 Mason St

1033 Filbert St

1811 Leavenworth St

1815 Leavenworth St

2100 Jones St

2121 Taylor St

922 Greenwich St

516 Natoma St

1630-1634 Hyde St

526 Natoma St

1541 Sacramento St

1421 Hyde St

1449 Hyde St

176-182 Valparaiso St

1512 Clay St

2120 Jones St

725 Hyde St

963 Greenwich St

1429 Hyde St

717 Hyde St

521-523 Natoma St

1535 Clay St

261 Clara St

1610-1612 Hyde St

1325 Hyde St

325 Leavenworth St

Bellaire Tower

1900 Leavenworth St

729 Hyde St

1542 Sacramento St

1534-1536 Sacramento St

1355 Pine St

528 Natoma St

1555 Hyde St

655 Hyde St

225 Bay St

2138-2144 Jones St

1000-1022 Filbert St

2113-2117 Jones St

1450 California St

534 Hyde St

1234-1238 Vallejo St

1534 Clay St

985-991 Greenwich St

1950-1954 Leavenworth St

1423 Jackson St

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How much are Studio apartments in San Francisco?
There are currently 6,532 Studio Apartments in San Francisco with rent ranges from $1,150 to $8,625 with an average price of $3,338.
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