
Apartments near California and Van Ness-California Street Cable Car in San Francisco, CA (6,997 Rentals)


1637 15th St

844 14th St

1256 Page St

1250 Page St

123 Sanchez St

35 Alpine Terr.

1455-1459 15th St

501 Masonic Ave

The Alpine

454-464 Central Ave

101 Shotwell St

875 Waller St

1864 15th St

1916 Folsom St

2 Castro St

860 14th St

819 14th St

854 14th St

126-128 Shotwell St

1-3 Buena Vista Ave

56-58 Alpine Ter

423-433 S Van Ness Ave

841-843 14th St

1219 Page St

300 Guerrero St

1578 Fell St

121-125 Shotwell St

1707 Hayes St

1405-1413 15th St

827-829 14th St

35 Capp St

307 Guerrero St

129 Julian Ave

117-133 Divisadero St

One South Park

3637-3657 Sacramento St

41-45 Capp St

336 Anza St

1 Baker St

15-17 Iris Ave

417 Central Ave

2156 Market St

388 Townsend St

599 Masonic Ave

269 Church St

123 E Buena Vista Ave

135 Buena Vista Ave E

650 Masonic Ave

1930-1934 Folsom St

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