
Apartments near California and Stockton-California Street Cable Car in San Francisco, CA (5,786 Rentals)


330-334 Chestnut St

Kosy Apartments

380-384 Chestnut St

1262-1272 Union St

1515 Broadway

18 Lansing St

2153 Mason St

2205-2211 Taylor St

2037 Hyde St

148-160 6th St

324 Chestnut St

325 Fremont St

370 Chestnut St

Taylor Apartments

1164-1166 Filbert St

445-449 Tehama St

434 Chestnut St

Embarcadero Lofts

1274 Union St

1913-1917 Grant Ave

1336 Green St

820 Lombard St

1180 Filbert St

177 Pfeiffer St

1365 Green St

2112 Hyde St

2015 Stockton St

1320 Green St

765 Ellis St

2233 Larkin St

1545 Broadway

468 Tehama St

941-947 Lombard St

123-137 Pfeiffer St

1342 Green St

516 Natoma St

2025 Stockton St

2230 Leavenworth St

526 Natoma St

Mira Tower

878 Lombard St

452-454 Clementina St

2140 Hyde St

2124 Hyde St

892-896 Lombard St

1375 Green St

588-592 Chestnut St

2332 Jones St

477-479 Turk St

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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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