
Apartments near California and Grant-California Street Cable Car in San Francisco, CA (2,666 Rentals)


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1245 Washington St

1329 Taylor St

1250 Clay St

1278-1282 Sacramento St

1315-1321 Taylor St

1446-1452 Mason St

1413-1419 Mason St

1034-1038 Pacific Ave

723 Vallejo St

1040-1044 Pacific Ave

572 Vallejo St

1426 Taylor St

1275 Clay St

1082 Pine St

1420 Taylor St

1300-1326 Grant Ave

962 Jones St

940 Jones St

480-490 Vallejo St

1096 Pine St

1365 Jackson St

1052-1054 Pacific Ave

1451 Mason St

1091 Pine St

558-560 Vallejo St

552 Vallejo St

745 Sutter St

946 Jones St

1042 Montgomery St

280-282 O'Farrell St

1408-1426 Stockton St

7-11 San Antonio Pl

19 Salmon St

734-752 Vallejo St

1068 Pacific Ave

375-379 Vallejo St

1111 Jones St

1100 Jackson St

26-40 Salmon St

755-757 Sutter St

1223 Kearny St

1095 Pacific Ave

432 Vallejo St

894 Broadway St

858-868 Broadway St

1450 Taylor St

1220 Jones St

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