
Apartments near Hamilton Plaza in Campbell, CA (1,313 Rentals)


3200 Cadillac Dr

West Village Apartments

908 College Dr

Bascom Arms Apartments

Turnleaf Apartments

3008 Van Sansul Ave

Fruitdale Gardens

3070 Van Sansul Ave

Raintree Apartments

832 Deland

Envoy Apartments

682-684 Richmond Ave

The Brooks House

Hermitage Arms

The Waverly at Campbell

658-660 Richmond Avenue

776 Deland Ave, SJ

2952 Magliocco Drive

2927 Magliocco Dr

2982 Magliocco Dr

2323 Moorpark Ave

2389-2391 Moorpark Ave

Angela Gardens

2961-2971 Magliocco Dr

3026 Magliocco Dr

Villas Willow Glen

3030 Magliocco Dr

Santana Courtyard Apartments

2960 Huff Ave

2238 Tomasina Ct

Santana Gardens

1195 Brace Ave

2915 Huff Ave

Sandalwood Apartments

Stonewood

Moorpark Garden Apartments

Brace Garden

3014 Huff Ave

2896 Joseph Ave

Porterhouse Apartments

Willow Ranch

Livorno Square

Menclair Apartments

1179-1187 Britton Ave

1160 Brace Ave

912 - 914 Delbert Way

The Glen Creek

700 Race St

Fontainbleau

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How much are Studio apartments in Campbell?
There are currently 994 Studio Apartments in Campbell with rent ranges from $972 to $4,098 with an average price of $2,601.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Campbell ranges from $1,036 to $9,636 with an average monthly rent of $3,225.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Campbell range from $1,233 to $7,936. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,977.
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There are currently 575 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Campbell on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,460 to $9,171 - averaging $4,478 for the location.
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