
Apartments near California and Stockton-California Street Cable Car in San Francisco, CA (5,779 Rentals)


321 Chestnut St

819-825 Lombard St

2027 Hyde St

2131 Mason St

436 Tehama St

1840 Van Ness Blvd

401 Chestnut St

379-399 Chestnut St

427 Chestnut St

289 Chestnut St

Marlow

1844-1846 Grant Ave

1868 Van Ness Ave

1650 Jackson St

1943-1947 Stockton St

2125 Mason St

Mosso

829 Folsom St

857 Lombard St

2054 Hyde St

442 Tehama St

475 Chestnut St

225 Chestnut St

786-790 Lombard St

1275-1277 Union St

2050 Powell St

2201 Larkin St

1267-1273 Union St

1050-1054 Greenwich St

2221 Larkin St

2055-2065 Polk St

741 Ellis Street

2232 Larkin St

625 Larkin St

2065 Powell St

2250 Jones St

1056-1064 Greenwich St

249-251 Chestnut St

1169 Filbert St

1160-1162 Filbert St

330-334 Chestnut St

380-384 Chestnut St

2153 Mason St

973-975 Howard St

370 Chestnut St

Taylor Apartments

325 Fremont St

20-224 Bellair Pl

356 Chestnut 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 $5,796 with an average price of $3,329.
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