
Apartments near College Square Shopping Center in Pleasant Hill, CA (386 Rentals)


1970-1974 Monument Blvd

1065 Reganti Dr

136 Blue Ridge Dr

142 Blue Ridge Dr

2549 Camara Cor

2530 Camara Cor

1460 Reganti Pl

2560 Camara Cor

1111 Detroit Ave

2460 Maple Ave

1123 Marilyn Way

1125 Marilyn Way

2521 Bonifacio St

1126 Marilyn Way

Oak Grove Gardens

163 Virginia Hills Dr

1128 Marilyn Way

1091-1095 Mohr Ln

1127 Marilyn Way

1130 Marilyn Way

1134 Marilyn

1132 Marilyn Way

1136 Marilyn Way

2529 Salvio St

1640 Apple Dr

2005 Sierra Rd

2486 Upland Dr

2013 Sierra Rd

2001 Sierra Rd

2011 Sierra Rd

2003 Sierra Rd

1050 Mohr Ln

1071-1073 Mohr Ln

1048 Mohr Ln

2010 Sierra Rd

Anchor Apartments

Adobe Mobile Lodge

Traditions at the Meadow

1036 Oak Grove Rd

3142 Grant St

1361 Del Rio Ct

3161 Terraza Del Sol

2111-2165 Northwood Dr

Parkvue Apartments

2231 Hillsborough Ct

2243 Hillsborough Ct

2219 Hillsborough Ct

2230 Hillsborough Ct

2236 Hillsborough Ct

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There are currently 196 Studio Apartments in Pleasant Hill with rent ranges from $1,600 to $3,500 with an average price of $2,267.
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