
Apartments near Blossom Hill Plaza in San Jose, CA (347 Rentals)


3921-3923 Camden Ave

4138 Wessex Dr

1799 Bradford Way

1796 Donna Ln

4124 Wessex Dr

4110-4112 Wessex Dr

1798 Donna Ln

1801 Bradford Way

1805 Bradford Way

1808 Donna Ln

1809 Bradford Way

1812 Donna Ln

1816 Donna Ln

Willow Glen Place

3459-3461 Leigh Ave

3433-3435 Leigh Ave

6551-6553 Crown Blvd

1833-1833B Foxworthy Ave

Plaza Del Sol Senior Apartment

Driftwood Arms

1201 Blossom Hill Apartments

Driftwood Manor

Dent Commons

Mesa Terrace

1145-1151 Carlsbad Drive

Vivente II

Le Mirador

Oaks at Almaden Senior Apartments

Park Branham

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Branham House

Arbor Apartments

Camden House Apartments

1582 Blossom Hill Rd

5520-5522 Camden Ave

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Blossom River

Almaden Lake Apartments

Ohlone Court Apartments

Ohlone Chynoweth Commons

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Almaden Gardens

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Santa Familia

132 Belwood Ln

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