
Apartments near California and Van Ness-California Street Cable Car in San Francisco, CA (6,993 Rentals)


1036 Jackson St

1575 Filbert St

1159-1169 Union St

411 Eddy St

237 Leavenworth St

1325 Filbert St

2455 Polk St

1145 Union St

1040 Mason St

2459 Polk St

2424 Washington St

1369 Filbert St

27-31 Auburn St

1085-1089 Clay St

345 Jones St

2745 Octavia St

1071 Vallejo St

1876 Green St

1083 Clay St

2340 Larkin St

1102 Mason St

1651 Filbert St

1068 Pacific Ave

Green Hill Tower

1030 Jackson St

2665 Franklin St

1645 Filbert St

1911 Green St

1556 Taylor St

1440 Filbert St

2351 Jackson St

2506 Polk St

1400 Filbert St

1031 Pacific Ave

1052-1054 Pacific Ave

2037 Hyde St

2515 Polk St

1061 Clay St

1380 Filbert St

1550 Filbert St

2298 Pacific Ave

1125 Union St

999 Broadway

2612-2626 Van Ness Ave

2000 Fillmore St

2411 Webster St

2749 Gough St

2027 Hyde St

Columbia Hotel

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There are currently 6,532 Studio Apartments in San Francisco with rent ranges from $1,150 to $5,827 with an average price of $3,327.
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