
Apartments near 2135-2145 Winchester Blvd in Campbell, CA (1,470 Rentals)


2073 La Con Ct

1408 Essex Way

1401 Lexington Dr

1393 Lexington Dr

1351 Castlemont Ave

1387-1389 Essex Way

1385 Lexington Dr

1347 Castlemont Ave

1403-1409 Essex Way

1384 Essex Way

1377 Lexington Dr

2243 Tomasina Ct

1395-1397 Essex Way

1337 Castlemont Ave

1369 Lexington Dr

1379-1381 Essex Way

1365 Lexington Dr

1357-1367 Essex Way

1368 ESSEX Way

1331 Castlemont Ave

1360 Essex Way

1353 Lexington Dr

2828 Joseph Ave

1325 Castlemont Ave

1354 Essex Way

Woodside Commons

1319 Castlemont Ave

1347 Lexington Dr

1348 Essex Way

1341 Lexington Dr

2315 Pauline Dr

2321 Pauline Dr

1315 Castlemont Ave

1342 Essex Way

1307 Castlemont Ave

1349-1351 Essex Way

1335 Lexington Dr

1337-1339 Essex Way

1338 Essex Way

2327 Pauline Dr

13555 Gleason Ave

1329 Lexington Dr

2311 New Jersey Ave

1331-1333 Essex Way

1330 Essex Way

1301 Castlemont Ave

1323 Lexington Dr

2857 S Bascom Ave

1324 Essex Way

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There are currently 994 Studio Apartments in Campbell with rent ranges from $972 to $3,917 with an average price of $2,567.
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