
Apartments near Washington and The Embarcadero-F Market in San Francisco, CA (4,076 Rentals)


Fellowship Manor

1745 Market St

355 Laguna

Royal Adah Arms Apartments

428 Oak

1338 Stevenson

Prince Hall Apartments

600 Fell St

520 Buchanan

445 Oak St

155 Haight St

Friendship Village

610 Webster St

173 Haight St

25 Duboce Ave

643 Webster

500 Oak St

El Bethel Arms

349 S Van Ness Ave

Mission Street

1750 Mission St

Junipero Serra House

563 Webster

100 Laguna St

830 Hayes St

218 Haight

415 Buchanan

50 Laguna

320 14th Street

400 Page

869-879 Grove St

16 Laguna

726 Fillmore

701 Fell

235 Valencia

140 Duboce

300 Buchanan

134 Duboce Ave

445 Webster St

600 Oak

137-141 Duboce Ave

The Openhouse Community at 55 Laguna

2 Guerrero

15 Hermann

633 Oak

55 Hermann St

940 Hayes

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There are currently 6,533 Studio Apartments in San Francisco with rent ranges from $1,200 to $8,858 with an average price of $3,311.
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