
Apartments near Buckingham Place Retail in Santa Clara, CA (1,691 Rentals)


3830 Underwood Dr

2721-3721 Underwood Dr

3711 Underwood Dr

948 Desert Isle Dr

3812 Underwood Dr

955 Temple Dr

3729 Underwood Dr

947 Temple Dr

3802 Underwood Dr

3766 Underwood Dr

958 Desert Isle Dr

3849 Barker Dr

3758 Underwood Dr

3794 Underwood Dr

929 Boynton Ave

3776 Underwood Dr

3784 Underwood Dr

981-979 Desert Isle Dr

3843 Barker Dr

Cabernet Vineyards

3831 Barker Dr

966 Desert Isle Dr

3748 Underwood Dr

3819 Barker Dr

3837 Barker Dr

3740 Underwood Dr

963 Temple Dr

3730 Underwood Dr

3825 Barker Dr

3807 Barker Dr

969 Temple Dr

Avenue at Central

3813 Barker Dr

952 Zarick Dr

974 Desert Isle Dr

4330-4334 Borina Dr

3702-2704 Underwood Dr

3860 Barker Dr

981 Desert Isle Dr

3848 Barker Dr

980 Desert Isle Dr

3830 Barker Dr

3854 Barker Dr

3824 Barker Dr

3844 Barker Dr

3836 Barker Dr

3801 Barker Dr

978 Keltner Ave

3818 Barker Dr

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There are currently 1,753 Studio Apartments in Santa Clara with rent ranges from $972 to $6,400 with an average price of $3,091.
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