
Apartments near Saratoga Plaza in San Jose, CA (1,733 Rentals)


3139 Williamsburg Dr

1347 Castlemont Ave

1629-1631 San Tomas Aquino Rd

1615-1617 San Tomas Aquino Rd

1510 Eden Ave

3139-3147 Williamsburg Dr

3164 Williamsburg Ave

3209 Cadillac Dr

4346 Latimer Ave

Villa Valencia West

1351 Castlemont Ave

3170 Williamsburg Dr

135 Bellerose Dr

3201 Cadillac Dr

4418 Hamilton Ave

4444 Hamilton Ave

4496 Hamilton Ave

275-315 Bellerose Dr

4482 Hamilton Ave

Savoy Plaza Apartments

3247 Impala Dr

3140 Williamsburg Dr

3148 Williamsburg Dr

4470 Hamilton Ave

3156 Williamsburg Dr

1521-1523 Eden Ave

3239 Impala Dr

Parkview Apartments

3161 Cadillac Dr

3231 Impala Dr

1533 Eden Ave

4522 Hamilton Ave

3175 Cadillac Dr

Eldorado

3132 Williamsburg Dr

4510 Hamilton Ave

3215 Impala Dr

3223 Impala Dr

590 Macarthur Ave

3192 Cadillac Dr

Century Apartments

3184 Cadillac Dr

3166-3176 Cadillac Dr

1532 Eden Ave

3238 Impala Dr

3207 Impala Dr

3145 Cadillac Dr

Flaminbeau

3191 Impala Dr

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There are currently 3,543 Studio Apartments in San Jose with rent ranges from $972 to $6,400 with an average price of $2,974.
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