
Apartments near Lloyd Square in Campbell, CA (1,556 Rentals)


3098 Browning Ave

Delita Arts

Rogers Apartments

2041 Beatrice Ct

2095 Marlboro Ct

2033 Beatrice Ct

912 Del Mar Ave

955 Sherman Oaks Dr

2025 Beatrice Ct

906 Del Mar Ave

936-938 Princess Anne Dr

1449 Meridian Ave

1535 Alta Glen Ct

1007 Leigh Ave

930-932 Princess Anne Dr

1567 Alta Glen Dr

1527 Alta Glen Ct

2141 Fruitdale Ave

Magnolia Gardens

1411-1413 Meridian Ave

3682 Cape Cod Ct

997 Leigh Ave

919 Sherman Oaks Dr

3688 Cape Cod Ct

993 Leigh Ave

3031 Neal Ave

3685 Cape Cod Ct

2940 Magliocco Dr

Christopher Apartments

2928 Magliocco Dr,

1559 Alta Glen Dr

1530 Alta Glen Ct

3696 Cape Cod Ct

1565-1567 Willowbrae Ave

1550 Willowbrae Ave

2146 Randolph Dr

2132 Randolph Dr

3903 Hamilton Ave

3691 Cape Cod Ct

2970 Magliocco Dr

3918 Hamilton Ave

3152 Neal Ave

3697 Cape Cod Ct

981 Leigh Ave

3686 Bridgeport Ct

3904-3906 Bismarck Dr

3128 Neal Ave

3681 Bridgeport Ct

2145 Randolph Dr

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There are currently 994 Studio Apartments in Campbell with rent ranges from $972 to $3,904 with an average price of $2,546.
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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 $3,917.
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