
Apartments near Irving and 7th Avenue-N Judah in San Francisco, CA (4,527 Rentals)


1800 20th Ave

1699 Lawton St

747 19th Ave

2500 Mcallister St

514 6th Ave

538 3rd Ave

65 Edward St

3053 Turk St

239 Clayton St

1640-1644 Page St

535 Ashbury St

555 Ashbury St

233 Clayton St

219-223 Clayton St

820 Ashbury St

848 Ashbury St

864 Ashbury St

136 Frederick St

900 Ashbury St

858 Ashbury St

76 Deming St

1389-1393 Waller St

38 Cole St

3037-3039 Turk Blvd

203 Clayton St

653 Arguello Blvd

530-532 3rd Ave

1344 Balboa St

581 14th Ave

577 14th Ave

1609-1617 Anza St

500 7th Ave

735 19th Ave

619 16th Ave

1309 Anza St

500 9th Ave

1441-1453 Anza St

28 Cole St

600-614 Ashbury St

461 Ashbury St

22 Cole St

76-78 Uranus Tr.

1880 Fell St

445 Ashbury St

1600 Page St

509-511 Ashbury St

1360 Clayton St

154 Clifford Ter

55 Delmar St

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