
Apartments near Kirkwood Plaza in Campbell, CA (1,081 Rentals)


1671 Bucknall Rd

94 Winslow Ct

1760 Whitwood Ln

118-126 Winslow Ct

104 Winslow Ct

127 Winslow Ct

1779 Bucknall Rd

1795 Bucknall Rd

117 Winslow Ct

3 units | No Rent Control

102 Fulton St

92 Fulton St

116 Fulton St

45 Fulton St

1855 Whitwood Ln

75-119 Fulton St

50 Kim Louise Dr

73 Superior Dr

10 Superior Dr

200 N San Tomas Aquino Rd

180-181 Burnham Ct

60 Superior Dr

1480 Ontario Ln

1450 Ontario Ln

230 N San Tomas Aquino Rd

163 Superior Dr

190 Burnham Ct

260-278 N San Tomas Aquino Rd

1465 Ontario Ln

250 San Tomas Aquino Rd

193 Superior Dr

4 Complex | Campbell, CA

1285 W Campbell Ave

1265 W Campbell Ave

239 Erie Way

230 Erie Way

1395 Ontario Ln

33 La Vonne Dr

243 Superior Dr

1225 W Campbell Ave

14 Lavonne Dr

282 Superior Dr

3977-3989 Hamilton Ave

1182 W Hamilton Ave

1164 Hamilton Ave

1183 W Hamilton Ave

1159 W Hamilton Ave

1110 W Hamilton Ave

1135 W Hamilton Ave

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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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