
Apartments near Isabella Plaza in San Jose, CA (738 Rentals)


1319 Castlemont Ave

1307 Castlemont Ave

1301 Castlemont Ave

1411-1413 Meridian Ave

4915 Canto Dr

1437 Lexington Dr

1440 Essex Way

4921 Canto Dr

3055 Payne Ave

1429 Lexington Dr

1446-1448 Lexington

4931 Canto Dr

1434 Essex Way

1421 Lexington Dr

1423-1425 Essex Way

1409 Lexington Dr

1428 Essex Way

1420 Essex Way

4906-4910 Canto Dr

1411-1419 Essex Way

1401 Lexington Dr

1414 Essex Way

1393 Lexington Dr

1408 Essex Way

1385 Lexington Dr

1377 Lexington Dr

1384 Essex Way

1387-1389 Essex Way

1369 Lexington Dr

1403-1409 Essex Way

1365 Lexington Dr

1395-1397 Essex Way

1689 Merriton Ct

1360 Essex Way

1353 Lexington Dr

1379-1381 Essex Way

1368 ESSEX Way

1357-1367 Essex Way

1347 Lexington Dr

1354 Essex Way

1669-1671 Merriton Ct

1348 Essex Way

1341 Lexington Dr

1335 Lexington Dr

1650-1652 Merriton Ct

1342 Essex Way

1349-1351 Essex Way

1651-1653 Merriton Ct

1338 Essex Way

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