
Apartments near San Tomas Plaza in Campbell, CA (1,231 Rentals)


2971-2975 David Ave

1325 Castlemont Ave

Wedgewood Manor

904 Teakwood Ct

900 Teakwood Ct

1315 Castlemont Ave

4 Units | Los Gatos

1319 Castlemont Ave

14107-14121 Capri Dr

1307 Castlemont Ave

877 Castlewood Dr

1490-1492 Merry Ln

1301 Castlemont Ave

873 Castlewood Dr

882 Castlewood Dr

2939 David Ave

869 Castlewood Dr

3055 Payne Ave

2923 David Ave

874 Castlewood Dr

2929-2931 Driftwood Dr

2924-2926 Driftwood Dr

1458-1460 Merry Ln

19154 De Havilland Dr

2901-2905 David Ave

115-117 Dardanelli Ln

114 Dardanelli Ln

681-685 Vasona Ct

4125 Blackford Cir

645-647 Vasona Ave

641-643 Vasona Ave

4361 Blackford Ave

385 Blackford Ave

4373 Blackford Ave

4321 Blackford Ave

4349 Blackford Ave

3851 Blackford Ave

4397 Blackford Ave

4449 Blackford Ave

4425 Blackford Ave

696 Pinewood Dr

639 Bolton Ct

627 Bolton Ct

635 Bolton Ct

631 Rebecca Way

643 Bolton Ct

631 Bolton Ct

641 Rebecca Way

682 Pinewood 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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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Campbell ranges from $1,036 to $9,636 with an average monthly rent of $3,127.
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