
Apartments near California and Van Ness-California Street Cable Car in San Francisco, CA (7,000 Rentals)


1020-1024 Chestnut St

486 Grove St

2950 Van Ness Ave

2121 Taylor St

723 Vallejo St

750-752 Jackson St

763-767 Filbert St

738-740 Union St

1616 Powell St

1165 Francisco St

1655 Chestnut St

667-671 Green St

2077-2087 Greenwich St

2713 Sacramento St

679 Green St

744 Union St

1635-1637 Chestnut St

734-752 Vallejo St

1248 Stockton St

1319-1323 Stockton St

335 Grove St

892-896 Lombard St

519 Birch St

Porta Mar

3034-3038 Fillmore St

544-546 Grant Ave

2291 Green St

750-754 Pacific Ave

1614-1618 Powell St

1625 Pierce St

857 Lombard St

1260 Golden Gate Ave

28-28A 30 Valparaiso St

Russian Hill Flats

2659 California St

2127-2131 Taylor St

2280 Green St

1061 Francisco St

3129-3131 Gough St

St. Ann's Apartments

876-886 Greenwich St

2100 Post St

3 Units

1121-1125 Market St

2741 Clay St

733 Filbert St

888 Greenwich St

851-855 Columbus

2715 Sacramento St

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