
Apartments near Winchester & Payne Center in San Jose, CA (1,952 Rentals)


416 Monroe St

4044-4046 Bismarck Dr

678 Rebecca Way

1709 De Marietta Ave

3901 Akron Way

1183 Leigh Ave

1207 Leigh Ave

1219 Leigh Ave

1195 Leigh Ave

4069 Hamilton Ave

1689 De Marietta Ave

1716 De Rose Way

1171-1183 Leigh Ave

3671 Greenlee Dr

1670 De Marietta Ave

4067-4069 Bismark Dr

540 Boynton Ave

670 Rebecca Way

4144-4146 Barrymore Dr

1680-1682 De Marietta Ave

3679 Greenlee Dr

1159 Leigh Ave

37090 Akron Way

1673 De Marietta Ave

3796 Bertini Ct

1147 Leigh Ave

1702 De Rose Way

3802 Moorpark Ave

649 Rebecca Way

3687 Greenlee Dr

4064 Hamilton Ave

1658-12658 Leigh Ave

3695 Greenlee Dr

3804 Moorpark Ave

4085-4087 Bismark Dr

1584 Mendenhall Dr

1688 De Rose Way

401 Bundy Ave

3808 Moorpark Ave

1660 De Rose Way

1215-1217 Flora Ave

641 Rebecca Way

3743-3745 Akron Way

3851 Blackford Ave

1133 Leigh Ave

1596 Mendenhall Dr

538-540 Westlake Dr

1194 Leigh Ave

1230 Leigh Ave

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There are currently 3,532 Studio Apartments in San Jose with rent ranges from $972 to $5,745 with an average price of $2,912.
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