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


1597 Jackson St

906 Monroe St

1310-1340 Homestead Rd

775 Madison St

Jackson Street Apartments

1294 Jackson St

3583-3585 Mauricia Ave

856 Monroe St

1154-1156 Civic Center Dr

3591-3593 Mauricia Ave

1101 Civic Center Dr

1189 Harrison St

1327 Monroe St

1890 Main St

1152-1162 Reed Ter

2062 Main St

Camino Main Place

742 Monroe St

1076 Reeve St

1565 Main St

715 Monroe St

3538 Agate Ct

3528 Agate Ct

1251 Santa Clara St

3548 Agate Ct

3558 Agate Ct

1341 Bellomy St

3588 Agate Ct

3509 Agate Dr

1000 Civic Center Dr

3499 Agate Dr

2605 French St

3549 Agate Dr

3539 Agate Dr

3569 Agate Dr

298 Madison St

1757-1777 Washington St

3559 Agate Dr

1741 Washington St

1555 Washington St

786-798 Main St

1390 Jonathan St

647 Jackson St

1301 Washington St

1024 Di Giulio Ave

855 Main St

1149 Santa Clara St

1034 Di Giulio Ave

1321 Jonathan St

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How much are Studio apartments in Santa Clara?
There are currently 1,754 Studio Apartments in Santa Clara with rent ranges from $972 to $6,400 with an average price of $3,095.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Santa Clara ranges from $1,036 to $9,795 with an average monthly rent of $3,807.
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