
Apartments near Oakmont Square Shopping Center in Cupertino, CA (908 Rentals)


1729 Noranda Dr

1725 Noranda Dr

1741 Noranda Dr

1273-1275 Gainsborough Dr

1753 Noranda Dr

1733 Noranda Dr

1737 Noranda Dr

1749 Noranda Dr

1721 Noranda Dr

780 Noranda Dr

1705 Noranda Dr

1701 Noranda Dr

1713 Noranda Dr

Fremont Plaza

783 Noranda Dr

784 Noranda Ct

1256-1258 Klee Ct

919 E El Camino Real

1246-1248 Gainsborough Dr

436 Offenbach Pl

Rose Ann Apartments

1243 Gainsborough Dr

1315 Poplar Ave

560-562 Crescent Ave

414 Offenbach Pl

1314-1320 Poplar Ave

1162 Sunnyvale Saratoga Rd

1308 Poplar Ave

1314-1316 Oxbow Ct

1020-1022 Michelangelo Dr

1012-1014 Michelangelo Dr

Normandie Villas

904 Maria Ln

908 Maria Ln

920 Maria Ln

916 Maria Ln

1272 Poplar Ave

912 Maria Ln

993 Mangrove Ave

928 Maria Ln

998 Ponderosa Ave

924 Maria Ln

1252-1254 Valerian Ct

1243 VALERIAN Ct

1247 Henderson Ave

994 Ponderosa Ave

1248 Valerian Ct

119 Crescent Ave

996 Ponderosa Ave

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There are currently 893 Studio Apartments in Cupertino with rent ranges from $972 to $3,590 with an average price of $2,494.
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