
Apartments near Irving and 7th Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (4,541 Rentals)


544 6th Ave

24 Balboa St

546 8th Ave

26 Balboa St

3182 Turk Blvd

2111 Grove St

660 16th Ave

833 Ashbury

809-811 Ashbury St

357 Upper Ter

379 Upper Terrace

406 Clayton St

2084 Hayes St

1430 Waller St

2749 Golden Gate Ave

807 Ashbury St

829-831 Ashbury St

909 Ashbury St

903 Ashbury St

136 Cole St

1787-1789 Oak St

695 Arguello Blvd

676 Arguello Blvd

3164 Turk St

538 7th Ave

575 12th Ave

1832 Judah St

1326 24th Ave

567-569 12th Ave

1233-1239 Noriega St

3095-3097 Turk Blvd

530 8th Ave

527 6th Ave

530 6th Ave

1420 Waller St

2045-2049 Hayes St

1000 Ashbury St

681 ARGUELLO Blvd

1426 Waller St

737 Ashbury St

130 Cole St

1645 Page St

955 Ashbury St

370 Upper Terr.

1767 Oak St

1524-1528 Haight St

523 5th Ave

790 20th Ave

1707 Cabrillo St

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