
Apartments near California and Polk-California Street Cable Car in San Francisco, CA (3,700 Rentals)


801-807 Grant Ave

1247 Chestnut St

2566 Washington St

811-817 Filbert St

700 Broadway

388-392 Fulton St

124-132 Waverly Pl

Chateau Manor

927-933 Greenwich St

750-752 Jackson St

1544-1550 Powell St

1814-1818 Mason St

2747 Polk St

22-24 Ross Aly

2932-2934 Franklin St

1506 Lombard St

1580 Lombard St

2016-2024 Taylor St

1516 Lombard St

941-947 Lombard St

1590 Lombard St

1800-1804 Mason St

1615-1617 Powell St

2755 Webster St

2467-2469 Jackson St

1028 Lombard St

2915 Franklin St

1327-1329 Chestnut St

901 Greenwich St

760 Union St

723 Vallejo St

2330-2336 Steiner St

1301-1311 Chestnut St

725-731 Union St

3021 Buchanan St

3025-3029 Buchanan St

2228-2236 Jones St

1319-1323 Stockton St

1248 Stockton St

734-752 Vallejo St

1641 Lombard St

1267 Chestnut St

1834-1838 Mason St

2760 Polk St

544-546 Grant Ave

2288 Broadway St

1880 Steiner St

1826-1832 Mason St

1321 Chestnut St
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