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


524 Anza St

161 Ashbury St

The Potrero

1770-1780 Fell St

647-649 Spruce St

1118 Waller St

180 Beaver St

51 Prosper St

1946 Grove St

3703-3705 17th St

88 at the Park

356-360 Sanchez St

1100 Masonic Ave

20-24 Pond St

3660-3664 16th St

219 Ashbury St

521-523 Utah St

225-229 Ashbury St

1200 Waller St

1126-1128 Masonic Ave

362 Sanchez St

250 Castro St

514 Church St

3674 16th St

1927 Hayes St

26 Clayton St

1144 Masonic Ave

271 Castro St

1919 Hayes St

1814-1818 Fell St

1992-1998 Grove St

1657-1661 Oak St

2324 Market St

2801 Turk St

1935 Hayes St

Parker

1985 Grove St

165 Beaver St

58 Clayton St

3759-3761 17th St

3836 17th St

1949 Hayes St

1685 Oak St

49 Missouri St

3639--3645 16th St

524 Kansas St

110-114 Clayton St

1667 Oak St

1955-1959 Hayes St

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How much are Studio apartments in San Francisco?
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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