
Apartments near Saratoga Square in San Jose, CA (1,687 Rentals)


El Matador Apartments

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3200 Homestead Rd

3240 Homestead Rd

3260 Homestead Rd

3245 Homestead Rd

3225 Homestead Rd

3265 Homestead Rd

Santa Clara Duplex

3281 Princeton Way

3311 Princeton Way

3285 Homestead Rd

820 Quince Ave

2133 Town And Country Ln

2070-2072 Towne & Country Ln

702 Harvard Ave

777-779 Los Olivos Dr

706 Harvard Ave

509 Saratoga Ave

515 Saratoga Ave

696 Harvard Ave

716 Harvard Ave

712 Harvard Ave

722 Harvard Ave

3545 Lehigh Dr

700 Harvard Ave

726 Harvard Ave

720 Harvard Ave

710 Harvard Ave

730 Harvard Ave

746 Harvard Ave

525-529 Saratoga Ave

Los Olivos Apartments

760 Harvard Ave

2053 Town and Country Ln

3555 Lehigh Dr

2000 Town & Country Ln

421 Paula Ct

2403 Homestead Rd

2370 Homestead Rd

2440 Karen Dr

444 Paula Ct

814 Maryann Dr

3575 Lehigh Dr

2023 Town and Country Ln

3463 Princeton Way

2424 Karen Dr

2432 Karen Dr

2428 Karen 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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