
Apartments near Kiely Plaza in Santa Clara, CA (1,362 Rentals)


2442 Bowers Ave

1952 Bellomy St

2274 Ellena Dr

Bldg B

2835 Malabar Ave

3765 Miramar Way

3756 Poinciana Dr

2216 Deborah Dr

130 Kiely Blvd

2327 Pruneridge Ave

120 Kiely Blvd

332 Carriage Dr

2825 Malabar Ave

3762 Poinciana Dr

2302 William Dr

3771 Miramar Way

2386 Sutter Ave

2226 Deborah Dr

2013 Town And Country Ln

2225 Deborah Dr

2236 Deborah Dr

2255 Ellena Dr

908 Tamarack Ln

2365 Sutter Ave

3781 Miramar Way

2235 Ellena Dr

Sutter Avenue Apartments

2245 Ellena Dr

2237 Los Padres Blvd

2275 Ellena Dr

2225 Ellena Dr

100 Kiely Blvd

1391 Lincoln St

2265 Ellena Dr

2322 William Dr

2355 Sutter Ave

1891 Bellomy St

2235 Deborah Dr

2376 Sutter Ave

2332 William Dr

440 California St

Emerson Townhomes

2247 Los Padres Blvd

2844 Malabar Ave

2354 Pruneridge Ave

2238 Los Padres Blvd

2321 William Dr

2834 Malabar Ave

2372 Sutter Ave

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