
Apartments near California and Hyde-California Street Cable Car in San Francisco, CA (6,799 Rentals)


31-37 Camp St

231-233 Sanchez St

25 Camp St

1445 Oak St

3239 17th St

178-188 Albion St

Mission Rock Residential Phase II

25 Buena Vista Terr.

101-109 Castro St

700 Masonic Ave

2929 Geary Blvd

Edwin M. Lee Apartments

12-14 Divisadero St

245 Sanchez St

1320 Page St

169,171, 171 1/2 Alpine T

607-609 Masonic Ave

1473 Oak St

200 Capp St

620 S Van Ness Ave

336 Anza St

3426 16th St

1778-1780 Hayes St

1850 Fulton St

1333 Page St

629-633 S Van Ness Ave

2238-2254 Market St

308 Shotwell St

484 Guerrero

3466-3470 17th St

188 Noe St

624 S Van Ness Ave

635-637 S Van Ness Ave

158-160 Alpine Ter

1325 Page St

160 Blake St

1634 Fell St

2169 15th St

1799 Grove St

1200 Haight St

655-657 Masonic Ave

1794 Hayes St

3444 17th St

77 Blake St

15-17 Iris Ave

3482 17th St

3637-3657 Sacramento St

380 De Haro Street

3000 Geary Blvd

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There are currently 6,537 Studio Apartments in San Francisco with rent ranges from $1,200 to $8,489 with an average price of $3,639.
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