
Apartments near Irving and 4th Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (4,963 Rentals)


805-811 27th Ave

471 23rd Ave

450 23rd Ave

226-228 16th Ave

291 18th Ave

225-227 Hartford St

4018-4022 19th St

29 Noe St

528 Noe St

551 Diamond St

508 Scott St

500 Scott St

250-252 17th Ave

431 22nd Ave

376 21st Ave

221-223 16th Ave

2306 19th Ave

675 25th Ave

962 Oak St

946-950 Oak St

952-962 Oak St

85 Henry St

2169 15th St

3571 16th St

5801 Geary Blvd

2172 15th St

2260-2262 Market St

20-24 Pond St

1231 Fulton St

1228 Grove St

651 Scott St

601 Lake St

401-419 Cherry St

1305 Lyon St

1855 Turk St

1253-1259 Fulton St

560 Scott St

530 Scott St

540 Scott St

929 Oak St

832-836 Page St

803 Page St

715 Haight St

711 Haight St

153 12th Ave

601 24th Ave

434 23rd Ave

1724 Clement St

590 25th Ave

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