
Apartments near Buckingham Place Retail in Santa Clara, CA (1,694 Rentals)


526 Doyle

840 Opal Dr

The Margo

Villa Cortina

3689 Bridgeport Court

3682 Bridgeport Court

1297 Saratoga Avenue

2975 Neet Avenue

1381 San Tomas Aquino

1396 Essex Way

3242 Williamsburg Drive

171-177 West Hamilton Avenue

929 Ravenscourt Avenue

919 Ravenscourt Avenue

501 Kiely Blvd

499 Kiely Blvd

503 S Kiely Blvd

507 Kiely Blvd

505 Kiely Blvd

511 S Kiely Blvd

509 Kiely Blvd

515 Kiely Blvd

513 Kiely Blvd

438 Northlake Dr

Building C

444 Northlake Dr

462 Northlake Dr

523 Kiely Blvd

535 Kiely Blvd

547 S Keiley Blvd

3775 Trina Way

3763 Trina Way

559 Kiely Blvd

571 S Kiely Blvd

Duplex

478-480 Northlake Dr

3751 Trina Way

511 Troy Dr

3760 Trina Way

583 Kiely Blvd

482-484 Northlake Dr

517 Troy Dr

421 Boynton Ave

462 Westlake Dr

512 Troy Dr

518 Troy Dr

513 Northlake Dr

483-485 Westlake Dr

523 Troy Dr

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