
Apartments near Saratoga Square in San Jose, CA (1,689 Rentals)


3026 Van Sansul Ave

1329 Lexington Dr

1338 Essex Way

2999 Van Sansul Ave

Van Sansul Apartments

1342 Essex Way

1335 Lexington Dr

1341 Lexington Dr

1348 Essex Way

2989 Van Sansul Ave

1354 Essex Way

2991 Neet Ave

2981 Van Sansul Ave

2994 Van Sansul Ave

1360 Essex Way

1357-1367 Essex Way

4035-4037 Bismarck Dr

4085-4087 Bismark Dr

1347 Lexington Dr

2981 Neet Ave

1379-1381 Essex Way

2980-3970 Van Sansul Ave

1368 ESSEX Way

4067-4069 Bismark Dr

1353 Lexington Dr

2990 Neet Ave

2971 Van Sansul Ave

1365 Lexington Dr

1395-1397 Essex Way

2980 Neet Ave

2961 Van Sansul Ave

1369 Lexington Dr

1384 Essex Way

2972 Neet Ave

2960 Van Sansul Ave

2951 - 2955 Van Sansul Ave

3015 Walgrove Ave

3001 Walgrove Way

1403-1409 Essex Way

Santana Place, San Jose

4044-4046 Bismarck Dr

416 Monroe St

424 Monroe St

2964 Neet Ave

1385 Lexington Dr

1377 Lexington Dr

1387-1389 Essex Way

3976-3978 Bismarck Dr

2985 Walgrove Way

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