
Apartments near California and Van Ness-California Street Cable Car in San Francisco, CA (6,998 Rentals)


761-765 Pine St

2932-2936 Gough St

3010 Buchanan St

2566 Washington St

966-968 Washington St

1540 Vallejo St

1150 Powell St

1545 Lombard St

Royal Towers

39 Dashiell Hammett St

930 Pacific Ave

2330-2336 Steiner St

880 Green St

1900 Steiner St

870-888 Broadway St

858-868 Broadway St

2920 Gough St

1443 Lombard St

Chateau Manor

901-911 Union St

1714 Greenwich St

1880 Steiner St

30 Wayne Pl

1463 Lombard St

906 Vallejo St

2288 Broadway St

2295 Vallejo St

835-843 Broadway

1215 Lombard St

Lyric Hotel

27-29 Stone Street

1257-1261 Lombard St

1208-1216 Powell St

2150-2156 Leavenworth St

2467-2469 Jackson St

924 Union St

1038-1040 Filbert St

2200 Hyde St

2400 Steiner St

866 Green St

2555 Larkin St

1818-1822 Taylor St

32-34 Harris Pl

2755 Webster St

Lucia Apartments

1760-1762 Greenwich St

33 Stone St

3006 Laguna St

2075 Sutter St

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There are currently 6,534 Studio Apartments in San Francisco with rent ranges from $1,200 to $6,291 with an average price of $3,655.
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